thanks efc,
ill give that one a try.
cheers.
I have been using Auslogs Disk Defrag for some time. It works well. The main reason that I used it was that it is much faster that the Windows build-in defrag.
Recently I found another free program that is even better. It reminds me of an old-time program called (VOPT) which is still around as version 9+. It is not a free program.
IObit Smart Defrag 1.02 does a far better job of eliminating scattered packets that remain after most defrag software has finished. It concentrates virtually all of the data at the front of the disk when using the "defrag and optimize" setting.
This is one of those time that I say, "Trust me and give it a try".
More info - http://www.iobit.com/iobitsmartdefrag.html#
Additional download site MajorGeeks - http://www.majorgeeks.com/IObit_SmartDefrag_d5318.html
Linux Mint Debian Edition
thanks efc,
ill give that one a try.
cheers.
ill be back soon,
just watching some paint dry.
@ efc: Thanks. I'm glad your head didn't explode.
Last night, I shot an elephant in my pajamas. How he got in my pajamas, I'll never know.
love, piaqt
thanks bro....I will give it a go.....![]()
New free defragmenter by the people who developed CCleaner:
http://www.defraggler.com/
Thank you very much, EFC.![]()
A defragger does not have to be very good to be better than a windows defragger. -just my opinion.![]()
I also tried the Smart Defrag, almost identical results with the Defraggler.
If you want a good defrag program you should check out Ultimatedefrag, in my opinion its the best. Not only will it arrange everything at the beginning of the partition, you can order which folders/files to be placed at the beginning. For ultimate performance.
Check out the full details here: http://www.disktrix.com/UDDescription.htm
How can you tell how well a defragger defrags?
- Have a nice day.![]()
I ran SmartDefrag on a fully defraged HD (XP defrager) and SmartDefrag said no fragmented files, moved a couple files around and thats it.
I've used PerfectDisk for years and went back to the XP defrag, don't notice a difference so XP defrag is ok in my book.
You can't, other than the Placebo effect, pick the sugar pill that has your favorite color....
Last edited by FastGame; November 1st, 2008 at 00:56 AM.
I used the vista defrager. It took all day. It never finished. It slowed down my PC a little, I think. I now use Auslogics defragger. It finishes in less than 2 minutes.
When I used XP's defragger, it took 2.5 hours. I used diskeeper and it defragged in about 2 minutes. It acted like it moved every file. It found fragmentation that XP's missed.
Bookmarks