Bootice

Bootice is an advanced tool for Windows that allows you to manage partitions, perform boot sector backups and restores, and customize boot configurations with precision. Designed for technical users and system administrators, this compact yet powerful app offers functionality ranging from startup error repair to advanced configuration of disks and removable drives. With a focus on efficiency and versatility, Bootice is a must-have solution for those looking to maximize control over their storage devices and the system boot process.

Advanced boot sector management

The ability of Bootice to work directly with the boot sector of the disk makes it an essential tool for diagnosing and troubleshooting problems related to system startup. It allows you to backup and restore the Master Boot Record or Partition Boot Record, ensuring that you can revert any changes in case of problems. In addition, this tool supports multiple boot configurations, including those for modern operating systems such as Windows 10 and 11, as well as older versions. It also allows working with disks using both MBR and GPT partition tables, providing full flexibility for different needs and usage environments.

Partition editing and customization

With Bootice you will be able to manage partitions in an advanced way. This includes creating, editing and deleting partitions, as well as the ability to mark them as active or inactive as needed. It also offers the option to initialize disks to convert them to MBR or GPT, depending on the format required by the user. The tool also supports USB drives, making it easy to create custom boot disks. This makes it ideal for technicians and administrators who need to set up installation or recovery media for operating systems.

Disk image manipulation

A key functionality of Bootice is its ability to work with disk images, such as VHD or IMG files. This allows users to mount, edit or manage these images directly from the tool. It also facilitates the conversion of disk images into different formats, optimizing their use for specific tasks. Thanks to this feature, users will be able to test boot configurations or perform maintenance tasks without having to work directly on the hardware, reducing risks and saving time.