Which Defrag software should i go for?

i was a fan of O&O Defrag...... wait still am. I cant use it cause it
only used to support my old 32 bit OS. Any thing that is as effective on
the x64?


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On Wed, 6 Aug 2008 23:02:04 -0500, pyronox <guest@unknown-email.com>
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>i was a fan of O&O Defrag...... wait still am. I cant use it cause it
>only used to support my old 32 bit OS.

Check out version 10

>Any thing that is as effective on
>the x64?

pyronox;797585 Wrote:
> i was a fan of O&O Defrag...... wait still am. I cant use it cause it
> only used to support my old 32 bit OS. Any thing that is as effective on
> the x64?

Hi Pyronox,

You might give the free Auslogics Disk Defrag a try to see how you like
it. I find it to be a pretty good little program to use.

'Auslogics - Download Auslogics Disk Defrag'
(http://www.auslogics.com/en/software...efrag/download)

Shawn


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hey its pretty neat for a freeware. any program that provides the option
of queue up my drives so that it can defrag one after another. Mind u
the program u mentioned was really good. and one other thing what would
your advice be on a registry cleaner for a x64


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I use the free version of *Wise Registry Cleaner* and have not had any
problems with it.

'WiseCleaner.com - Downloads'
(http://www.wisecleaner.com/download.html)


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cheers man thanks a LOT!


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Your welcome Pyronox.


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pyronox;797585 Wrote:
> Any thing that is as effective on the x64?

Hi,
Also, just FYI: Diskeeper 2008 Pro and Pro Premier editions have Vista
and XP 64-bit support.

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None. The built-in defrag works just fine, and completely invisibly. Also,
it is designed not to mess with the file placement algorithms Vista uses to
speed up start times.

SteveT

pyronox <guest@unknown-email.com> wrote in
news:a45f12604053e4b9fd5a8e2103c38b21@nntp-gateway.com:

>
> i was a fan of O&O Defrag...... wait still am. I cant use it cause it
> only used to support my old 32 bit OS. Any thing that is as effective on
> the x64?
>
>

What's wrong with the one in Vista already? Nothing, and it runs in the
background on schedule so you don't ever need to be concerned about defrag
in Vista. But if you must play program manager then Piriform, the makers of
CCleaner have a free defrag utility that is quite good.