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  1. LeeTheMackem

    LeeTheMackem Lets Cacky Tash Him

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    defragmenter

    Been told not to use windows built in defrag tool...Anyone got a link for a good one???
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    What are their reasons for not using it?

    Nowt wrong with it as far as i know! There are probably better tools, but it does the job!
  4. LeeTheMackem

    LeeTheMackem Lets Cacky Tash Him

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    :lol: they didnt give reasons just said dont use it lol
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    ignore them.

    windows defrag is fine. :up:
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    just make sure u kill off most of the processes otherwise it'll keep restarting :up:
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    yep do it in safe mode for it to work faster
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    Hmm I disagree a little. The windows defrag is very slow and not as effective as other solutions out there.

    The best prog I've used is called O & O Defrag, it's a lot faster and alot more effective than the windows one..

    Here's a
    link to get the trial version.

    HTH
    Pez

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