Windows Defragger vs Perfect Disk 10

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  1. WiNd0Ws7
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    Windows Se7en Ultimate 7600.16385.090713-1255 (x86)
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    PerfectDisk 10, any day!!!

    BTW, I'm on Diskeeper EnterpriseServer 14.0 Build 900.0a
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  3. Garlic
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    Windows 7 Home Premium x64 SP1
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    satrianius said:
    Why doesn't anyone mention that perfectdisk is not a 64 bit program? That's the biggest disadvantage.
    PerfectDisk installer contains both 32-bit and 64-bit binaries. Installer automatically detects whether OS is 32-bit or 64-bit and automatically installs appropriate binaries.
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  4. Ponmayilal
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    Windows 7 Ultimate 32bit
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    I have been a Raxco fan for a long time now. Beta tested Perfect Disk 11 Pro too. All my machines run Perfect Disk 11 in stealth mode. It is also certified by Microsoft for Windows 7. Their customer Service and technical support is topnotch. Will not look into any other defragmenter.

    Many are happy with the Windows 7 built-in-defragmenter. If you are happy with it, no need to shell out money for another one. But if you do look for another one, my recommendation will be ....hmmm....... you already know it. :)
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