Tommy
December 12th 03, 06:41 PM
Also, how much hard drive space you have may be an issue
>-----Original Message-----
>hi....
>Just wondering are there are any good defraggers
outhere.
>According to the windows defragger analysis of my hard
>drive, it needs defragging, what with the largee chunks
of
>red fragmented files taking up most of the analysis bar.
>So i defrag it, moves a few files here and there, does
>little really. Finishes!!!! definatley no change in
system
>performance, so i analise the HD again same problem huge
>chunks of fragemented files, so the deffrager does not
>actually defrag the fragmented files, no matter how many
>files times i defrag it always needs defraging, after it,
>And as time goes on my pc is becoming slower, due to it
>not defraggin properly.
>Now ive been told, that the windows defragger is quite
>frankly crap, in terms of third party defraggers
>(mcaffe,Norton) am i better of getting one of these, or
>can microsft support help me out????
>.
>
>-----Original Message-----
>hi....
>Just wondering are there are any good defraggers
outhere.
>According to the windows defragger analysis of my hard
>drive, it needs defragging, what with the largee chunks
of
>red fragmented files taking up most of the analysis bar.
>So i defrag it, moves a few files here and there, does
>little really. Finishes!!!! definatley no change in
system
>performance, so i analise the HD again same problem huge
>chunks of fragemented files, so the deffrager does not
>actually defrag the fragmented files, no matter how many
>files times i defrag it always needs defraging, after it,
>And as time goes on my pc is becoming slower, due to it
>not defraggin properly.
>Now ive been told, that the windows defragger is quite
>frankly crap, in terms of third party defraggers
>(mcaffe,Norton) am i better of getting one of these, or
>can microsft support help me out????
>.
>