Very much does not suffice! Whether it is planned and when it is planned?
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Defragmentation at boot!
Started by avmaksimov, Apr 01 2009 06:47 PM
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Posted 01 April 2009 - 06:47 PM
Best regards, Andrei Maksimov.
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Posted 08 April 2009 - 09:06 AM
Although I cannot entirely figure what you are saying, from your topic I reckon that you are asking about a boot-time defrag feature. I remember being told in the forum that such a thing was planned to be implemented in a future release. I also remember a lot of people being of the opinion that such a feature is not needed. However, I see a lot of files (many of them starting with a $-sign) scattered all over the place after defragmentation. I would love to see those packed up a bit, and I suspect this can be done only before boot.
Also, if you risk a glance at other defrag programs, many DO include a boot-time defrag, so I wonder why those do and Defraggler doesn't. (I know, that's not a sufficient argument, but my previous point is.)
Could a developer chime in on this?
regards,
Mike
Also, if you risk a glance at other defrag programs, many DO include a boot-time defrag, so I wonder why those do and Defraggler doesn't. (I know, that's not a sufficient argument, but my previous point is.)
Could a developer chime in on this?
regards,
Mike
