oOTNTOo
Apr 28 2004, 11:51 PM
What is the best defrag program you guys have used? And were can i get them to try them out
Gouki: Just changed the Topic title.
jrzycrim
Apr 29 2004, 12:12 AM
I'm not sure about freeware.
I use
Diskeeper 8 Professional.
Cheers,
Sie Tjin Kian
Apr 29 2004, 12:46 AM
Hi oOTNTOo,
I love the O&O Defrag V6 Professional Edition, its the best Defragmenter ever.

Defrag Pro knows a few ways to defrag your HDs. It can organize by name/ date or access. You can controll the maximum usage of the prozessor, defrag your bootfiles and pagefile.
O&O have also a good tool for windows NT recovery, its called BlueCon.
BlueCon gives you full access to NTFS formated HDs. This tool is great. Test it!
O&O SoftwareGreez, Sie Tjin Kian
CDog
Apr 29 2004, 03:57 AM
I too would highly recommend DiskKeeper
Datalore
Apr 29 2004, 04:32 AM
My vote goes to Diskeeper.
Aaron
Apr 29 2004, 04:35 AM
Diskeeper 8 too
venim
Apr 29 2004, 04:48 AM
Well I'm also using oo defrag.
I think it's very good.
nuhi
Apr 29 2004, 05:52 AM
ramian
Apr 29 2004, 06:56 AM
here's my vote for O&O.
SupaFly-TNT
Apr 29 2004, 07:08 AM
Dejavu........I prefer diskkeeper. But i know this topic was around not long ago.
magicfly
Apr 29 2004, 07:24 AM
choose diskeeper !! it defrags in the best way your HD
follow this link:
Diskeeper 8 ProfessionalHave fun defragging
jp22382
May 1 2004, 03:33 PM
i havent tried out diskeeper yet. but O&O defrag is great, runs in the background, doesnt slow down my system at all, lots of options. id recommend O&O
Jonquil Bloom
May 2 2004, 12:05 AM
is there a crack or something for Diskeeper 8 Professional ????
jrzycrim
May 2 2004, 12:43 AM
Aaron
May 2 2004, 04:42 AM
owned
FthrJACK
May 2 2004, 06:13 AM
O+O without a doubt. defrag all your disks at the same time if you like, run various methods of defragging, a brilliant package.
with other defrag software you only have the one method of defragging a disk, so if theres some fragged files on there and it cant shift it you are stuck. With O+O another defrag method might just do the trick and move the problem files.
enuffsaid
May 2 2004, 11:01 AM
@ Jonquil Bloom
Its really simple to crack it yourself. Just fold your Diskeeper 8 Professional CD and sure enough it will crack.
Back in the days when we worked with 5 1/4" floppys you'd have to deep freeze em for a day or two. And with a swift snap you could crack the disk as well.
BTW... a bit of side-kick info on Diskeeper... Supposedly the author is a member of the Church of Scientology. I believe Diskeeper (the one included with Windows) is not in the German version of Windows XP/2000(?) because the German government was afraid it may contain a backdoor.
Perhaps some of our German readers can confirm this?
jmac0408
May 3 2004, 09:14 PM
I'm new to this forum/board so this is my first post! I've been using this terrific little utility for defragging for about four months now and it's been a gem!
GEODisk 1.0.8You can access it:
Hereor
Here
weihuisheng
May 4 2004, 11:06 PM
I used to use perfect disk 6
It's said to be the best
but my feeling is that it reduced your bootspeed too much
then I uninstall it
I'm using the windows' defragmenter
jrzycrim
May 5 2004, 12:59 AM
QUOTE (enuffsaid @ May 2 2004, 01:01 PM)
BTW... a bit of side-kick info on Diskeeper... Supposedly the author is a member of the Church of Scientology. I believe Diskeeper (the one included with Windows) is not in the German version of Windows XP/2000(?) because the German government was afraid it may contain a backdoor.
Perhaps some of our German readers can confirm this?
That's an interesting piece of information. A google search turns up a lot of interesting articles and such.
Here's one from 2001 relating to Panda Software:
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2001/05/03/pa...church/?FACTNetThe few articles I glanced through were fairly old. 2002 and before. I guess this is old news.
Cheers,
enuffsaid
May 5 2004, 02:49 AM
removed
paul3vanz
Jun 3 2004, 09:41 AM
has anyone here tried both O&O Defrag Pro AND Diskeeper 8. i use O&O at the moment and just wondered if diskeeper is any better.
Is O&O's auto-sensing feature any better than the Set It & Forget It in Diskeeper?
3dew
Jun 22 2004, 12:05 PM
I think Perfectdisk (www.rasco.com) is the best...
is was tested 6 months ago to be the fastest, and you will notice speedboost...
it has boot optimizations and all... its a nice small but strong program... prefer it above O&O
BTW Perfectdisk is really WAY faster then Diskeeper...
ahab
Jun 22 2004, 03:43 PM
I've tried Diskeeper and & O&O. I liked O&O much better. More methods of defragging, and the interface seemed less kludgy, diskeeper reminded me of win3.11.
Also worthy of note that win2k3 will require the server versions of each.
DeltaMax
Jun 25 2004, 01:09 PM
I tried all of the three major defragment tools. The best among them is the o&o defrag v6.
Diskeeper PerfectDisk O&O Defrag
GUI
Best Good Better
Performance during defragmenting (Fastest)
Fast Fastest Faster
Space (less holes between files)
Good Better Best
Background (Defrag at background)
Yes No No
That is my result during my test. NOTE: "I don't really recommend o&o defrag it depends on you."
MCT
Jun 29 2004, 11:05 AM
personally, i like O&O Defrag, because of its theroughness, i like perfectdisk & diskkeeper because of there quickness, but i tend 2 use O&O more, so thats where my vote resides
regards
GeneralMandible
Jul 15 2004, 10:44 PM
Diskeeper 8 Pro. Love that defrag on startup
Jonquil Bloom
Jul 21 2004, 02:47 AM
What do you think of TuneUp Utilities 2004's defrag?
Se7eNdUsT
Jul 21 2004, 05:22 PM
O&O Defrag is the way to go
mazin
Jul 26 2004, 03:01 PM
newdles
Jul 26 2004, 03:18 PM
O&O and Diskeeper don't hold a candle to VoptXp. VoptXp is 10 times better and faster than both. Instead of just a defragmenter it's much more. It strategically places files for performance.
Don't believe it? Test your system with SiSoft Sandra or over at pcpitstop.com first. After you run a good hard drive test, run VoptXp one time and retest. You'll notice at least a 10-15% increase in speed.
mazin
Jul 26 2004, 04:15 PM
The last version I used was VoptMe. But, have you used O&O?
Wai_Wai
Jul 27 2004, 02:03 AM
Hi, everyone.
I saw quite many vote for diskkeeper.
But there is much argument against diskkeeper.
See
http://www.download.com/3302-2094_4-10224681.htmlSomeone suggests me to wish Perfect Disk. It's because it can defragment well in a or a few passes which diskkeeper cannot.
See
http://www.download.com/3302-2248_4-10262593.htmlI personally haven't tested these products, so I don't know their effectiveness.
premier69
Jul 28 2004, 03:27 AM
O&O Defrag V6 Professional Edition
I love it, have been using it for years now, (older versions)
Sammy20
Aug 11 2004, 12:04 AM
Perfectdisk.
newdles
Aug 29 2004, 07:48 AM
QUOTE (mazin @ Jul 26 2004, 04:15 PM)
The last version I used was VoptMe. But, have you used O&O?
Yes, Mazin, I have used O&O. Every defragmentation tool I've used in the past just does that - defragments. VoptXp strategically places files for optimal performance. It places the most often accessed files at the beginning of the drive. Larger files serve precedence over smaller files as well and come before smaller files generally though not always.
XPero
Aug 29 2004, 08:04 AM
Defragmenter Pro Plus
http://www.abexo.com/
Famer
Sep 4 2004, 10:53 AM
turbomcp
Sep 4 2004, 10:58 AM
winternals enterprise defrag is no.1 tool
just check the benchmarks ,it kills every other defrager out there
you can rip the dos files and run it from command line
its the fastest there is and the overall best for professionals
if you want gui go with diskeeper
My vote goes to O&O Defragmenter Professional Edition v6.5
Cheers
Lightbringer-
Sep 13 2004, 03:35 AM
O&O defrag is great.....It doesnot restart consistently if you are using your PC .....
And its defragment options rocks....
I also like the "cluster view" and the report that says which files were not defragmented etc....
Prety complete software.
dandragonrage
Sep 14 2004, 06:52 PM
Perfectdisk, no question about it
finrod
Sep 23 2004, 03:16 AM
none
Inray
Sep 23 2004, 04:25 AM
PerfectDisk,
it's the smallest, fastest and absolutely reliable
ChunkDog
Oct 8 2004, 05:35 PM
I love perfect disk

, DiskKeeper sucks!
lynchknot
Oct 8 2004, 08:31 PM
I believe PD is the only defreg certified by MS. -
http://www.raxco.com/
prathapml
Oct 8 2004, 09:35 PM
My vote goes to - Diskeeper Pro 8.0.
And that is the one used by MS as well (in a cut-down manner, of course) since win2k onwards.
The best part is that it simply updates/replaces windows' own defrag tool - since it is actually a cut-down version of itself.
crahak
Oct 8 2004, 09:50 PM
I used to be a O&O defrag fan (I always disliked diskkeeper), but after trying PerfectDisk (raxco) I'm sold
shapiro2
Oct 8 2004, 10:35 PM
O&O Defrag. It may not put on a dazzling display/lightshow for you, but it does highly decrease the Windows boot-up and starting of programs (using the Defrag/NAME option). AM I WRONG? Or is that not why we defrag? Pretty much you install it, defrag it the way you desire (differs on your computer & whether it is a laptop) & setup your options. Last, set-up the fully-automated defrag "job" by clicking on "automation" & then "OK." It then sits in the background and defrags occasionally using an intelligent CPU detection-thingy and selects the best defrag method for each drive (that even varies over time). Basically you don't ever notice that it's defragging (no slowdown at all - playing a game? it won't start, then...) The background monitor only uses up 4MB or less (varies) of RAM (i've got 2GB on my computer).
The downside would be the cost for the Pro & Server Editions. I have also incorporated the server version on my server at work. It not only does the above, it also does it for the 22 other computers networked to it. Check out www.oo-software.com for the marketing/"technical" stuff.
lynchknot
Oct 8 2004, 11:16 PM
QUOTE (prathapml @ Oct 8 2004, 07:35 PM)
My vote goes to - Diskeeper Pro 8.0.
And that is the one used by MS as well (in a cut-down manner, of course) since win2k onwards.
Yeah but Fatdog says
QUOTE
DiskKeeper sucks!
so.... Besides Raxco rocks.
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