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Ryan

http://www.diskeeper.com/execsoft.asp

JoeZ

It's quick and has many features.  $40 last I checked and I'm still
waiting for the XP version but it's worth every penny.

Not definitely. If you have two partitions and dualboot you will be able to
completely defrag one partition at a time with the defrag that Bill
supplies.

Jone.

Swings and roundabouts, eh. I found diskeeper to be worthless trash that
coudn't defrag its way out of a paper bag.
Any defragger that can't clean a 6gb data partition with 60% free space
needs a slap.  I've used a few, O&O is a bit better than diskeeper IME.

cheers
John

Actually I've been wondering about this.
I run a 98se/2000sp2 duel boot system, if I boot in to 2000 and defrag my 98
partition would it***up 98 ?, I would presume it would not recognise the
system files that should not be moved and move them anyway.
Anyone know ?

Mark

I don't think it will mess up W98. W2k recognizes W98 on install and creates
a boot menu. There is no reason why the defrag util should mess this up. If
it moved all files on C it would move the boot files for W2k also.
I dualboot W2k/W2k so I'm not 110% sure. If you start up defrag in W2k and
choose Analyze, you will probably se that it recognizes the System files
(green).

Jone.

--
Spadge Fromley
''collect your rubbsih
and in my belly it will go ...''

I tried analysing it today and it didn't show the system files on the 98
partition, guess I better not try it just in case, I'll carry on defragging
98 in 98 but that defrager is just so ***y hypnotic I cant help just
sitting there and watching it :o)

Mark

*SNIP*
Same here, dual boot Win2k/98se.

Actually I do this from Win2k with Diskeeper, all partitions
automatically at 2:00 AM, but I have all partitions FAT32, no NTFS.
Don't know if it'd work the NTFS/FAT32 way.

--
Tom Hesselman
Greenville, WI

   GJ