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  1. Aug 20th, 2003, 05:30 AM #1
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    3rd Party Defragmenters

    Does anyone know of any free 3rd party defragmenters?
    Im looking for something better than the Windows one.

    I seem to remember a (mcafee?) utility called Disk Tune that I used with
    my old Win 95 machine. It was superior to the Windows defragmenter
    in that it zeroed free space, organised files to optimum position etc
    I dont think it was free though...
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  2. Aug 20th, 2003, 05:55 AM #2
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    I use O&O defrag server edition.

    It's not free, but they have a trial.
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    DiskKeeper Server 7.0 is the best.

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    23 pounds for home edition
    not too bad
    but I think I'll settle for 10 pints of beer and a moderately slower PC instead
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    Originally posted by agmorgan
    23 pounds for home edition
    not too bad
    but I think I'll settle for 10 pints of beer and a moderately slower PC instead
    Which one you are talking about.

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  7. Aug 21st, 2003, 04:06 AM #6
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    Is this not the one you were talking about?
    http://www.executive.com/diskeeper/diskeeper.asp
    At this price?
    http://esales.element5.com/execsw/Di...r_HOME_GBP.htm
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    Well I am not sure about other version as I have only used Server version but 23 is a good price if they have all the features u need.

    With the server I can start defragmenting all the disks at once. Schedule it when the pc is idel or in background.

    Cheers.

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    Originally posted by wrack
    Well I am not sure about other version as I have only used Server version but 23 is a good price if they have all the features u need.

    With the server I can start defragmenting all the disks at once. Schedule it when the pc is idel or in background.

    Cheers.
    O&O also offers a low-resource defrag. They call it stealth.
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    It might be. My one was suggestion and so was urs.

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    Speed Disk that coes with Norton Utilites is good. I use the Windows Defrag first then Speed Disk.
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