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  1. Feedback: I lost twenty Gb's of free space on a Vista 64 drive after using Defraggler. Decided to use the built in Vista disk defragmenter after defragmenting the drive with Defraggler and gain 17GB's of space back. Rebooted the machine and still had that extra free space from using the built in Vista disk defragmenter. To confirm everything, redefrag the drive with Defraggler and lost the 17 Gb's of hard disk free space which have no idea where it went. Next use the vista disk defragmenter again and regained the 17 GBs back. Not for sure what is going on, but 17 GBs of free space for program is a little bit to much . It is still a good concept offering a free program that has the same functionality ofa paid software just think it needs a few fixes. Adding the homepage to my favorites and will check back if a update resolves this issue. Unfortunately, went ahead and uninstalled it from my pc since running the Windows Vista Default defragmenter after using Defraggler defeats the purpose of it. Still keep up the good work and will check back if an undate resolves it.
  2. I am wondering the same thing myself. Lost 20 GB's of space after using Defraggler and know as well that the loss was not from the restore points. Using defraggler on Vista 64 for a 500 GB hard drive fresh install of Windows Vista. Hope service pack one for vista does not take up 20 GB's of space.
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