Any good FREE Defrag Programs for vista?

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Anyone know of a good FREE Defrag program for vista?
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Martin ©¿©¬ @nohere.net wrote:
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> Anyone know of a good FREE Defrag program for vista?
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> Anyone know of a good FREE Defrag program for vista?

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On Wed, 31 Oct 2007 17:56:54 +0000, wrote:

> Hi
> Anyone know of a good FREE Defrag program for vista?

When the subject has been brought up in the past and I've pointed out that
in the 21st century a modern filesystem should not need constant
defragging (as Linux and MAC don't) I'm assured by the experts that your
MS system does not need it either.

ray wrote:
> On Wed, 31 Oct 2007 17:56:54 +0000, wrote:
>
>> Hi
>> Anyone know of a good FREE Defrag program for vista?
>
> When the subject has been brought up in the past and I've pointed out that
> in the 21st century a modern filesystem should not need constant
> defragging (as Linux and MAC don't) I'm assured by the experts that your
> MS system does not need it either.
>
How so? Why does Vista have a defragger (a shitty one at that) if it
"does not need it" ?

JKDefrag (open source) has my vote. It works with all NT OSs.

> Anyone know of a good FREE Defrag program for vista?

The one that came in the box. You don't need any other, unless you are
particularly nerdish and like watching a meaningless array of coloured boxes
shuffling around.... <grin>

Seriously, the standard Vista one should be fine. There is no evidence
anywhere to suggest that you need anything more.

SteveT

ray wrote:
> On Wed, 31 Oct 2007 17:56:54 +0000, wrote:
>
>> Hi
>> Anyone know of a good FREE Defrag program for vista?
>
> When the subject has been brought up in the past and I've pointed out that
> in the 21st century a modern filesystem should not need constant
> defragging (as Linux and MAC don't) I'm assured by the experts that your
> MS system does not need it either.
>
How so? Why does Vista have a built in defragger (a shitty one at that)
if it "does not need it" ?

JKDefrag (open source) has my vote. It works with all NT OSs.

"Steve Thackery" <> wrote in message
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>> Anyone know of a good FREE Defrag program for vista?
>
> The one that came in the box. You don't need any other, unless you are
> particularly nerdish and like watching a meaningless array of coloured
> boxes shuffling around.... <grin>
>
> Seriously, the standard Vista one should be fine. There is no evidence
> anywhere to suggest that you need anything more.

If its a two-second job, I would agree. After two seconds, if it hasn't
indicated it is finished, then you could know it is time to get some help.
It is not typically a two-second job, and gives no indication of progress.
So you have no idea what might be a normal time the first time you run it or
when to get help. Lovely. Seems to me that progress indicators were
invented a long time ago for a reason, and they are only boring when you
know you don't need them. What do you think?

-Paul Randall

> When the subject has been brought up in the past and I've pointed out that
> in the 21st century a modern filesystem should not need constant
> defragging (as Linux and MAC don't) I'm assured by the experts that your
> MS system does not need it either.
>
>


total BS.