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Bootmanager with an expansion from 4 to 15 primary
partitions. Supports EVERY operating system and every file system, offers a variety of safety functions (password for every partition, true hiding of partitions, etc.) and a night service switch. Configuration with a program for Windows 95/98/ME/NT/2000 and a program for DOS also possible via the command line. A partitioner is integrated. ... |
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