er yes, that's mentioned in the first post and on the homepage - no 64bit support.
er I know, Kirbz mentioned he was gonna give it i try, so i did and gave him feedback
Defrag program from the makers of CCleaner (freeware)
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er I know, Kirbz mentioned he was gonna give it i try, so i did and gave him feedback
Looking at the screen shots, i'me not so sure about this.. looks like there's more red blocks at the end of the process than at the start
But what a great name.. makes me thing there could be a whole host of similar words built around this.
Defraggling - The act itself.
Defragglation.. Loss of fragmentation (for the first time?)
Defraggled.. The confused mess in between the start and the finish.
But what a great name.. makes me thing there could be a whole host of similar words built around this.
Defraggling - The act itself.
Defragglation.. Loss of fragmentation (for the first time?)
Defraggled.. The confused mess in between the start and the finish.
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Hmm...I tried it - and tbh I prefer to use JK defrag. The latter does the job just fine and is one less program that I have to install.
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and bling yo?
It's a lot slower than Auslogics Defrag. More like the Windows default defrag utility for speed.
Can't tell if it's an improvement over Auslogics Defrag, as the PC I tried it on is very old.