Disk Defrag

Are there some good free degrag programs that anyone would recommend?Thanks


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"gold1803" wrote:

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The one that comes with Windows and runs automatically is just fine.

"gold1803" wrote in message news:#...
> Are there some good free degrag programs that anyone would
> recommend?Thanks
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gold1803 wrote:
> Are there some good free degrag programs that anyone would recommend?Thanks
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Vista's built-in defragmentation utility is more than adequate for most
uses. It's basically a "set & forget" chore.


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http://www.mydefrag.com

MyDefrag is a disk defragmenter and optimizer (a maintenance utility to
make your harddisk faster) for Windows 2000, 2003, XP, Vista, 2008,
Win7, and for X64. It is freeware, no time limit, fully functional, no
advertisements. Fast, low overhead, with many optimization strategies,
can handle floppies, USB disks, memory sticks, and anything else that
looks like a disk to Windows. Included are a set of easy to use scripts
for endusers, a scripting engine for demanding users, a screensaver,
and a combined Windows plus commandline version that can be scheduled
by the Windows task scheduler or for use from administrator scripts.

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Poutnik
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Auslogics Disk Defrag is one of the fastest, and my personal favorite defrag
out there. It runs great, fast, as Vista defrag can take hours, Auslogics
can take minutes.

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> Auslogics Disk Defrag is one of the fastest, and my personal favorite defrag
> out there. It runs great, fast, as Vista defrag can take hours, Auslogics
> can take minutes.

Every program would take hours, running in mode MSDefrag is running.


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