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Defragmentation
« on: 24 April 2009, 19:42:46 »

I`ve never liked the non-graphical UI of the Vista defragmentation engine; `that combined with it`s seeming slowness.
I`ve tried 'Defraggler' (free download from Filehippo.com) which is another product from the 'CC cleaner' folks.

Defraggler seems much faster in use and freed-up significantly more HDD space following use than Vista`s defrag. engine ever did.
Defraggler identifies and can process entire drives, folders or even just single files.....and has a nice graphical progress UI to ease Deb`s "is-it or isn`t-it" worries. ;)

I`m surprised there is such a difference `twixt the efficiency of defrag. programmes. :-?

http://www.filehippo.com/download_defraggler/
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Re: Defragmentation
« Reply #1 on: 24 April 2009, 19:50:17 »

Thanks to their programmers ::) ;)
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Re: Defragmentation
« Reply #2 on: 24 April 2009, 20:03:12 »

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I`ve never liked the non-graphical UI of the Vista defragmentation engine; `that combined with it`s seeming slowness.
I`ve tried 'Defraggler' (free download from Filehippo.com) which is another product from the 'CC cleaner' folks.

Defraggler seems much faster in use and freed-up significantly more HDD space following use than Vista`s defrag. engine ever did.
Defraggler identifies and can process entire drives, folders or even just single files.....and has a nice graphical progress UI to ease Deb`s "is-it or isn`t-it" worries. ;)

I`m surprised there is such a difference `twixt the efficiency of defrag. programmes. :-?

http://www.filehippo.com/download_defraggler/

i use norton speed disc, quite fast  :y
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Re: Defragmentation
« Reply #3 on: 24 April 2009, 20:34:16 »

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I`ve never liked the non-graphical UI of the Vista defragmentation engine; `that combined with it`s seeming slowness.
I`ve tried 'Defraggler' (free download from Filehippo.com) which is another product from the 'CC cleaner' folks.

Defraggler seems much faster in use and freed-up significantly more HDD space following use than Vista`s defrag. engine ever did.
Defraggler identifies and can process entire drives, folders or even just single files.....and has a nice graphical progress UI to ease Deb`s "is-it or isn`t-it" worries. ;)

I`m surprised there is such a difference `twixt the efficiency of defrag. programmes. :-?

http://www.filehippo.com/download_defraggler/

I tried this some months back & i thought it was crap. Once installed it takes some removing, i still have remnants that i can't get shut off >:(
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Re: Defragmentation
« Reply #4 on: 24 April 2009, 20:45:53 »

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I tried this some months back & i thought it was crap. Once installed it takes some removing, i still have remnants that i can't get shut off >:(

 :-[ Oh dear! :-[
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Re: Defragmentation
« Reply #5 on: 24 April 2009, 21:41:03 »

the built in one is a heavily cut down version of commercial product.  Command line driven to allow scripting for larger networks...
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