Windows 10: MiniTool vs EaseUS - opinions and why two different disk configuration

Have both subject programs on this PC...noticed two different system readouts in disk management windows ?

Why the 2 different system configurations...and is this any matter of concern...

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Thanks...TiminAz

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I need help please be fast

EaseUS and Minitools both do a good job in Resizing/Shrinking. But my best guess is Minitools is paid software.

 

Can't update windows 10 -

Dear Ian,

thanks for your reply.

Unfortunately, maybe because it is on a ssd or maybe because it is a efi/gpt drive, the fix described in your link and in many other articles I have read does not work. The partition is not aditable in any way, neither with disk manager nor with two other
programs I have tried (minitool partition wizard and easeus partition master)

LB

 

You'd want to ask the developers for more details, but it doesn't appear to be pathological or terribly contradictory: just a little bit different. Some of the stuff I can see as rounding errors or calculation differences. Some of the stuff is interesting and weird (the 1 MB unallocated partition in Easus that doesn't show up in MiniTool is a good example, as is the 377 KB at the end of the drive); some of it is weird but not terribly interesting (consumption/free space differences in the 450 MB Recovery partition, which we seldom touch or use).
All in all, it looks like the kinds of differences you'd see between two different takes on how to develop a comprehensive partition tool. I don't see anything worthy of losing sleep over, for sure.
HTH,
--Ed--

 

Yeah one is just not bothering to show the minor space that is not available due to boundary alignment. Nothing of any consequence.