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Originally Posted by moontrash
I've been on 3 OS in the last few years and the defraggers i have used vary...IMO it depends on the OS
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I'd have to agree. However, in my experiences,
Diskeeper was more or less the same for defragging on Windows XP, defragging on Windows Vista, and defragging on Windows 7. It just always worked well, regardless of your Windows flavor.
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I tried Perfectdisk many times to see what all the fuss was about and it didn't do much
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My conclusion was the same.
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in terms of boot up times and file access speeds when defragged properly
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I would suggest that defragging is more about data integrity, and not so much about speed. Yes, access speed can be faster (including start-up access, which can affect boot times), but I don't think that's the primary reason for defrag.
Thanks!