Defraging

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  1. Posts : 96
    Windows 7 Home Premium x64, Ubuntu 10.04 x64
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    thelamacmdr said:
    Being a large fan of everything open source I've turned to Ultra Defrag and I find it works better than the built in Windows 7 Defrag but I haven't tried Auslogic's yet
    Thanks thelamacmdr, I will try this when I have a chance. I too love open source.

    bumwithshoes said:
    Raxco Perfect disk will give the results you're after,by far best defragger imo and i've tried them all
    Thanks bumwithshoes, but I am unwilling to spend money on this. There are a lot of free ones. But, thanks anyway!
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  2. Posts : 57
    Win7 Ultimate x64 7601
       #22

    thelamacmdr said:
    Being a large fan of everything open source I've turned to Ultra Defrag and I find it works better than the built in Windows 7 Defrag but I haven't tried Auslogic's yet
    Alas, i'm not willing to go to the trouble of disabling signed driver checking at boot, or using ReadyDriver plus to run a defrag tool...

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  3. Posts : 4,925
    Windows 7 Professional 64-bit
       #23

    yeah that program wont even install on 64-bit windows.
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