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DiskGenius Professional

A disk toolkit that covers partitioning, recovery, cloning, and low level repair from one window, in the Professional configuration with every recovery and imaging module enabled.

Version 6.2.0.1829 128 MB Windows 10 / 11 (64-bit) Updated 1 week ago

Overview

What this release is

Most disk tools do one job. This one covers the whole set, which matters because disk problems rarely arrive alone. A partition disappears, the file table is damaged, the drive is starting to report bad sectors, and the sensible order of operations is to image first, then recover, then repair. Doing that in three separate programs wastes the time you do not have.

The partitioning side handles what you would expect and a few things you would not. Resize, split, merge, and move partitions without losing data, convert between the two partition table schemes without wiping the disk, adjust cluster size in place, and rebuild a damaged boot record from the tools menu rather than from a recovery console.

Recovery is the part people install it for. It scans for lost partitions, reconstructs deleted file tables, and pulls files out of formatted or damaged volumes, with a preview so you can confirm a file is intact before writing it anywhere. Recovery from a virtual disk image is supported, which is the correct way to work on a failing drive.

Cloning and imaging round it out. Whole disks or single partitions can be copied sector by sector or intelligently, migration to a smaller solid state drive is handled by the intelligent mode, and a bootable rescue disc can be written from the program for machines that will not start. The Professional configuration unlocks all of it.

Feature set

What you get

Partition operations

Resize, split, merge, and move without data loss, plus in place conversion between partition table schemes.

File recovery

Rebuilds deleted file tables and pulls files from formatted or damaged volumes with a preview before writing.

Partition recovery

Scans a disk for lost partitions and restores the table rather than recovering files one at a time.

Cloning and migration

Sector by sector or intelligent copying, including migration to a smaller solid state drive.

Bad sector handling

Surface scanning with a repair attempt and the option to map failing areas out of use.

Rescue media

Write a bootable disc from the program for machines that no longer start into Windows.

Changes in this build

What changed

Faster deep scan on drives above 8 TB
Added recovery support for additional file system variants
Improved intelligent clone when migrating to a smaller target drive
Rescue media builder updated for current boot firmware
Fixed the hang during surface scanning on drives reporting unstable sectors

Installation

How to install it

Extract the archive and run the installer as administrator, since every operation needs raw disk access.
Apply the included activation step before touching a disk.
Image a failing drive before attempting recovery, and work on the image rather than on the drive itself.
Never recover files onto the same volume they were lost from, since that overwrites what you are trying to save.
Build the rescue media before you need it, not after the machine stops booting.

Hardware

System requirements

Processor	Any 64-bit Intel or AMD processor
Memory	4 GB minimum, 8 GB for deep scans on very large drives
Graphics	No dedicated graphics required
Storage	400 MB install plus space for recovered files and images
Display	1280 x 768 or higher
System	Windows 7 through Windows 11

Package

Release information

Title	DiskGenius Professional
Version	6.2.0.1829
Developer	Eassos
Category	System Utilities
Platform	Windows 10 / 11 (64-bit)
Package size	128 MB
Interface languages	Multilingual (11 interface languages)
Release identifier	BS-62018291
Listed	3 years ago
Last rebuilt	1 week ago
Total downloads	101,685

Questions

Before you start

Can it recover from a drive that is physically failing?

Sometimes, but image the drive first and recover from the image. Repeated scanning of a failing drive makes things worse.

Does resizing a partition risk the data on it?

The operation is designed to be safe, but a power loss during it is not. Have a backup before starting.

Will it convert partition tables without wiping the disk?

Yes, conversion is done in place, though a backup beforehand is still the sensible course.

Does the rescue disc include the full program?

Yes. The bootable environment carries the recovery and partitioning tools.