Self Inflicted conflicts! Opinion on solution!

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  1. gigagiggles
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    "On a different note, NIS optimization features are superior to Windows defrag."

    It has been my understanding NIS optimization uses the default Windows defrag. There is no separate Norton defragmentation program/routine/subroutine.
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  3. glennc
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    gigagiggles said:
    "On a different note, NIS optimization features are superior to Windows defrag."

    It has been my understanding NIS optimization uses the default Windows defrag. There is no separate Norton defragmentation program/routine/subroutine.
    Thank ya for the information, I knew that the originnal Windows defrag was purchased from Norton and incorporated into the OS. take care!
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  4. BugOutMachine
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    This is good to know! I learn something new every day :)

    I still stand by liking NIS over COMODO and own both paid-for versions.
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