Defrager for NT 4.0
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Can anyone recomend a defraging utility for NT 4.0 Thanks
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I have a couple of personal systems with NT4 on them. With those systems I like to use Executive Software's Diskeeper Lite. ( http://www.execsoft.com/coverpage.asp)
It's freeware and dead simple to use. It doesn't have advanced features like background defragging, fragmentation "guard" or in-built scheduling, but it does the job on the majority of files on the system, and it does the job quickly.
I use it in conjunction with two freeware utilities (Contig and PageDefrag) from Sysinternals ( http://www.sysinternals.com/). Contig works great when used from an alternate boot partition on the inactive partition. I have PageDefrag run on every boot to defrag the registry hives and pagefile.
I've whacked the heck out of these systems because I'm just learning Windows. Haven't had a single problem with them.
I'm using Executive Software's commercial version of the defragger, DKNT, for my W2K Pro notebook because I use it as a tool for work. It's schedulable, works over networks and has a lot of advanced features that the Lite version doesn't have.
Regards,
jaywallen
It's freeware and dead simple to use. It doesn't have advanced features like background defragging, fragmentation "guard" or in-built scheduling, but it does the job on the majority of files on the system, and it does the job quickly.
I use it in conjunction with two freeware utilities (Contig and PageDefrag) from Sysinternals ( http://www.sysinternals.com/). Contig works great when used from an alternate boot partition on the inactive partition. I have PageDefrag run on every boot to defrag the registry hives and pagefile.
I've whacked the heck out of these systems because I'm just learning Windows. Haven't had a single problem with them.
I'm using Executive Software's commercial version of the defragger, DKNT, for my W2K Pro notebook because I use it as a tool for work. It's schedulable, works over networks and has a lot of advanced features that the Lite version doesn't have.
Regards,
jaywallen
I use O&O Defrag. It seems to do a great job in a short amount of time.
http://www.informit.com/downloads/
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http://www.informit.com/downloads/
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Norton Speed Disk ... it optimizes everything, including the MFT (Master File Table), PageFile, free space, open files and metadata even on a running system, all other programs will ask you to reboot to do so. AT least that's how it was earlier this year in a roundup with Norton Speed Disk 5.0 standalone and others.
