Paragon.Hard.Disk.Manager.2010.Pro-FOSI
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Hard Disk Manager 2010 Professional The high end all-in-one solution for hard disk management! Hard Disk Manager Professional is an integrated set of powerful tools that is specially designed to tackle most of the problems encountered while using Windows PC. It includes all the latest technologies in managing stand-alone Windows® environments: drive partitioning and file system optimization, disaster recovery and system migration, data sanitization and boot management for both, virtual and physical systems. And it’s open to Boot Camp users as well!
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thethingy at 2010-03-11 18:17 CET:
thanks man, works perfictlly, win7 x86
key?
Key is included in the nfo file dude.
Thanks... :-)
thank a lot, working grate
thanks i will test it out
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If you click on it without following these directions, you will probably get this error:
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System Information
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System Information cannot open this NFO file. It might be corrupted or an unrecognized version.
You can download many programs to view these text files; however, why not just use notepad to view them?
1. Browse to the NFO file on your computer
2. Right-click on the file and click Open With
(If you are given several options in the menu here, select Choose Program…)
3. Select Notepad under Other Programs
(In Vista you might need to actually click the Other Programs drop down arrow on the right of the Open With window)
4. Make sure that Always use the selected program to open this kind of file is checked.
5. Click OK
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System Information
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System Information cannot open this NFO file. It might be corrupted or an unrecognized version.
You can download many programs to view these text files; however, why not just use notepad to view them?
1. Browse to the NFO file on your computer
2. Right-click on the file and click Open With
(If you are given several options in the menu here, select Choose Program…)
3. Select Notepad under Other Programs
(In Vista you might need to actually click the Other Programs drop down arrow on the right of the Open With window)
4. Make sure that Always use the selected program to open this kind of file is checked.
5. Click OK
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