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In The Zone
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Also post your opinion about which defragmenter tool you use (if any) and think is the best one available in the market. Any type shareware, freeware. By the way I use Diskeeper 9 professional edition. thanks |
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In Pursuit of "Happyness"
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Hi!
Try O&O Defrag. Its the best in my opinion. Tried Diskeeper, O&O and perfect Disk. Diskeeper: Fast but not through. Perfect Disk: Very good but no automatic defrag. O&O: 5 diff defrag modes, fast and through with automatic defragmentation!! Hope this helps! Kalpik
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Go for System Mechanic.. kool & fast.
The total pack rocks. I heard Diskeeper 9 too is good. It's upto u!!! With System Mechanic (latest) u get a disk defragger and lots more utilities for complete system adjustments; with Diskeeper 9 u get only a defragger!!!!
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In The Zone
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Hmmm..System Mechanic is the best tool kit.
I tried Diskeeper and it was amazingly fast. Finished everything in a jiffy!
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diskeeper is an expensive one but worth using. It is fast and offers different defrag techniques and it doesnot corrupts you files just like windows defragmentor. link is
http://www6.execsoft.com/ |
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I use Microsoft Disk Defragment
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what Norton ghost to do with defrag
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like... make an data image... then restore.. the partition from it This way,...it is done within 10 min.. its very fast. |
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