How to Use AOMEI Partition Assistant Command Lines?

• "/hd" followed by disk number, which starts with 0.
• "/resize" followed by partition number or drive letter, and the partition number starts with 0. If the specified value is drive letter, disk number can be ignored.
• The value of "/extend" can be left, right, auto or specified size.
• "/align" means align a partition to optimize reading/writing speed. If the beginning of a partition is changed when resizing it (in other words, move the beginning of a partition to a new location, forward or backward), then the "/align" works. But if the beginning of a partition is not changed when resizing it, then the "/align" doesn’t works.
• By default, the specified size is in MB, and GB is also available.

• "/hd" followed by disk number, which starts with 0.
• "/move" followed by partition number or drive letter, and the partition number starts with 0. If the specified value is drive letter, disk number can be ignored.
• The value of "/left" can be auto or specified size.
• The value of "/right" can be auto or specified size.
• "/align" means creating aligned partition to optimize reading/writing speed.
• By default, the specified size is in MB, and GB is also available.

• "/hd" followed by disk number, which starts with 0.
• The value of "/size" can be auto or specified size in MB by default, and GB is also available.
• "/fs" means file system, whose value can be fat16, fat32 or ntfs.
• "/pri" means creating a primary partition.
• "/end" means creating a specified size back end partition using the unallocated space at the end of a disk.
• "/act" means creating an active partition.
• "/hide" means creating a hidden partition.
• "/letter" means assigning a drive letter to the partition, in addition, /letter:auto can automatically assign the drive letter.
• "/offset" means creating a partition from the location of specified offset, starting with the beginning of the disk.
• "/label" means setting a label for the partition.

• "/hd" followed by disk number, which starts with 0.
• "/fmt" followed by partition number or drive letter, and the partition number starts with 0. If the specified value is drive letter, disk number can be ignored.
• "/fs" means file system, whose value can be fat16, fat32 or ntfs.

• "/rebuildmbr" followed by disk number, which starts with 0.
• "/mbrtype" supports a specified MBR type and its values are 0, 1, 2. The 0 means creating a Windows XP/2000/20003 MBR type. The 1 means creating a Windows Vista/2008 MBR type. The 2 means creating a Windows 7/8/8.1/10/2011/2012 MBR type.
• If the value of /mbrtype is not specified, the default type is the one of current system. For example, if current system is Windows XP, then the value of "/mbrtype" is set as 0 by default; if current system is Windows 8.1, then the value of "/mbrtype" is set as 2 by default.

• "/hd" followed by disk number, "/setletter" followed by partition number, and the disk number and partition number always start with 0.
• If a drive letter needs to be removed, you need to set "/letter" value as *
• You had better not to remove and change the drive letter of system partition, which may cause Windows to fail to boot.
• If you use “/letter auto” to replace “/letter:F”, the drive letter will be assigned automatically.

• Before using the "/resize" and "/move" of AOMEI Partition Assistant Command Line, we suggest you use Windows built-in chkdsk utility to check the partition you want to resize and automatically fix file system error so that the data safety can be ensured effectively. Example: chkdsk.exe /f C: