disk clean with Auslogics question
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It depends on how much data you already have on there, how much is left, what speed it is, what format it is in, etc. But after any cleaner, it should run faster.
oddly, our thread does not have any defragging tools
http://www.techist.com/forums/f12/recommended-software-certain-tasks-201396/
Mak, you should fix that
defraggler, ultimate defrag, and O&O defrag comes to mind
PS, deep blue is hard to read on the default forum theme. (maybe just my monitor?)
http://www.techist.com/forums/f12/recommended-software-certain-tasks-201396/
Mak, you should fix that
defraggler, ultimate defrag, and O&O defrag comes to mind
PS, deep blue is hard to read on the default forum theme. (maybe just my monitor?)
oddly, our thread does not have any defragging tools
http://www.techist.com/forums/f12/recommended-software-certain-tasks-201396/
Mak, you should fix that
defraggler, ultimate defrag, and O&O defrag comes to mind
PS, deep blue is hard to read on the default forum theme. (maybe just my monitor?)
My Bad, I meant to ask about "disk wipe" and not "disk clean".
With respect to Defrag, I have noticed that Auslogics Defrag seems much better than the Windows version. In addition after running the Auslogics version and then running the Win version, the Win version seems to actually Fragment the disk??
No the Win version doesnt Fragment the disk. You can run the Auslogics version right after you just finished and it will also say that there is fragmentation. No defrag software is every going to say your hard drive is never in need of it. If it did, what would be the pupose of having the software?
Depending on the version of Windows used the built in Defrag is just fine. I have yet to even have the need to install a defrag on my Win7. It does it automatically.
So are you looking to format the drive completely or what do you mean by disk wipe? Since there is so many things that fall under such terms.
Depending on the version of Windows used the built in Defrag is just fine. I have yet to even have the need to install a defrag on my Win7. It does it automatically.
So are you looking to format the drive completely or what do you mean by disk wipe? Since there is so many things that fall under such terms.
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