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Al Schwarz
December 5th 03, 01:13 AM
Just was wondering....has anyone done a comparison of defrag utilities to
determine which one is "best" (e.g. algorithm used, efficiency, etc.). I
have been using Norton's "Speed Disk", assuming it is better than the
plain-vanilla defrag routine bundled with Windows.

Al

Ray Taylor
December 5th 03, 01:13 AM
Diskeeper seems to be promising from its list of features. I tried diskeeper
lite on windows server 2003 RC2 and it wouldnt work correctly and also it
wouldnt return my windows xp pro standard defrag files when i uninstalled it
from xp pro. This was probably due to me stuffing up somewhere.

They have a comparison list of the various features of diskeeper and windows
disk defragmenter.
www.diskeeper.com



Ray Taylor


"Al Schwarz" > wrote in message
...
> Just was wondering....has anyone done a comparison of defrag utilities to
> determine which one is "best" (e.g. algorithm used, efficiency, etc.). I
> have been using Norton's "Speed Disk", assuming it is better than the
> plain-vanilla defrag routine bundled with Windows.
>
> Al
>
>

Gerry Cornell
December 5th 03, 01:13 AM
Ray

How did you uninstall Diskeeper. Your problem seem to have been =
encountered by a number of users! Perhaps Diskeeper should come with a =
health warning. I could not find a support / advice page on their web =
site!

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Regards.

Gerry

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"Ray Taylor" > wrote in message =
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> Diskeeper seems to be promising from its list of features. I tried =
diskeeper
> lite on windows server 2003 RC2 and it wouldnt work correctly and also =
it
> wouldnt return my windows xp pro standard defrag files when i =
uninstalled it
> from xp pro. This was probably due to me stuffing up somewhere.
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> They have a comparison list of the various features of diskeeper and =
windows
> disk defragmenter.
> www.diskeeper.com
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> Ray Taylor
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> "Al Schwarz" > wrote in message
> ...
> > Just was wondering....has anyone done a comparison of defrag =
utilities to
> > determine which one is "best" (e.g. algorithm used, efficiency, =
etc.). I
> > have been using Norton's "Speed Disk", assuming it is better than =
the
> > plain-vanilla defrag routine bundled with Windows.
> >
> > Al
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