What are the benefits on defragmentation?

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    Just had a look. O&O ain't cheap is it? J
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    johnwillyums said:
    Just had a look. O&O ain't cheap is it? J
    maybe it also defrags vinyl?
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    Did we just leap back to the early 90's? Even my non-techie users at work know they should be defragging their hard drives (at home...it's scheduled at work).

    Since you keep canceling it, it will take longer and longer, because you don't let it complete. Speaking of...what OS are you running that it isn't scheduled by default? With VIsta and Windows 7, you don't ever have to worry about it.
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    DeaconFrost said:
    Did we just leap back to the early 90's? Even my non-techie users at work know they should be defragging their hard drives (at home...it's scheduled at work).

    Since you keep canceling it, it will take longer and longer, because you don't let it complete. Speaking of...what OS are you running that it isn't scheduled by default? With VIsta and Windows 7, you don't ever have to worry about it.
    I'm running windows 7
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    How much data do you have on your system volume? It shouldn't take very long at all to defrag, even if you do a manual defrag...unless you are very impatient of course. I have 30 GB, and I've only done a manual defrag once, since August 7th, and that only took a few minutes.
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    yadielfeliciano said:
    It takes forever, is it worth the wait? does it really improve system performance? I always end up canceling... it just takes way to much time..
    Spend some money, buy PerfectDISK, and set to stealth patrol. Won't have to wait, improves performance, enough said.
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    the built in tool works fine. Ever since vista you can set it to run automatically so that you never encounter it.

    If you keep it running on a regularly scheduled basis, it wont take any time at all. Its when you've let it go for a long time that it will take forever once you finally defrag.
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    Jordus said:
    the built in tool works fine. Ever since vista you can set it to run automatically so that you never encounter it.

    If you keep it running on a regularly scheduled basis, it wont take any time at all. Its when you've let it go for a long time that it will take forever once you finally defrag.
    Ok Thanks for the advice, a lot of you helped me
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    johnwillyums said:
    Just had a look. O&O ain't cheap is it? J
    Well I suppose not. They have a free trial (30 days iirc) so you can see if you think it's worth it or not. That's what got me. I demoed it and really liked it, which seems strange to be saying about a defragmentation application.
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