Looking for disc defrag & cleanup programs
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TekGun
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A very good clean up program is CCleaner http://www.ccleaner.com/ if you do a search you can find a slim version without the yahoo toolbar.
I use a paid for defragmenter so cant recomend a free one.
I use a paid for defragmenter so cant recomend a free one.
For defragging you might try mst Defrag.
I find it works just as it says, beavering away in the background but only when the cpu is not being used by other things. It doesn't seem to slow anything down and it does keep your disks defragged all the time. It literally is "set and forget."
You can set it to run on on different disk partitions or not run on some partitions as you prefer. There's a good help section or good FAQ's on the support website.
It's currently about 19 Euro's (including VAT) or 15.90 US$ without VAT.
You can run a defrag manually as well if you want to. Just click the red Stop button and then the green Defrag button to put it in manual.
It's from a German outfit and runs as smoothly as one of their quality cars!
Regards,
p.s. I have no connection with them apart from being a UK user of a couple of their products, but I'd say it does just what it says on the tin!
p.p.s. I forgot to say that the Home edition runs on Win2000 Pro (min SP4) or WinXP (all editions).
I find it works just as it says, beavering away in the background but only when the cpu is not being used by other things. It doesn't seem to slow anything down and it does keep your disks defragged all the time. It literally is "set and forget."
You can set it to run on on different disk partitions or not run on some partitions as you prefer. There's a good help section or good FAQ's on the support website.
It's currently about 19 Euro's (including VAT) or 15.90 US$ without VAT.
You can run a defrag manually as well if you want to. Just click the red Stop button and then the green Defrag button to put it in manual.
It's from a German outfit and runs as smoothly as one of their quality cars!
Regards,
p.s. I have no connection with them apart from being a UK user of a couple of their products, but I'd say it does just what it says on the tin!
p.p.s. I forgot to say that the Home edition runs on Win2000 Pro (min SP4) or WinXP (all editions).
TekGun
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Fred G said:
Its just a preferance of mine, I dont really see the need for toolbars like this and try to only install things i think i need on my PC.
I use Defrag for Windows from here; http://www.pcmesh.com/ but i actually brought their all products pack and it came with that.
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