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Old June 4th, 2003, 01:50 PM
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3rd party disk defrag?
I've never used a 3rd party defragmenter and I was wondering if anyone has any recommendations. I was just curious if anyone has had really good results, like a noticeable speed improvement over using the standard defrag?

If you would recommend purchasing one, which would it, be. Or does it make such a little difference that staying with the default defrag is just fine (I’m thinking that it is).

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diskeeper is a very good one.
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yes, diskeeper is definately the way to go. Has a much faster defrag time, and a nice GUI to boot
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i was defragging a buddys system the other day, seems like windows xp stole the diskeeper defragmenter? looks almost identical.
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