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matttye

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  1. Thanks so much for the suggestions. I always run CCleaner before Defraggler, but I hadn't ran chkdsk or sfc /scannow in ages. Scannow fixed a few corrupt files and chkdsk fixed a few volume errors. After running those two, I clicked on analyse in Defraggler again and it reported 7% fragmentation! I'm not sure what happened but my PC is running nice and quick again
  2. Defraggler reported that my drive was 59% fragmented. I ran it twice and it was still 59% fragmented. I thought maybe the freespace was fragmented as well, so I defragged freespace and then defragged the drive again, but it still reports 59% fragmented. Does anyone know what's going on here? My PC has been a bit sluggish lately and I'm wondering if it's because I need to defrag.
  3. That's great, I'll probably stick to doing it weekly then just to be on the safe side.. I do a fair bit of music ripping and converting. Thanks
  4. I've just downloaded this, and it's found a large number of fragmented files even though I ran the built-in vista one a couple of days ago. I'm planning on running DF on a schedule, I was just wondering how often I should run it - is daily overkill? Will I get similar results if I defrag it weekly rather than daily?
  5. That looks perfect, now I just need to find a way to run CCleaner when I click on shut down... google here I come! Thanks
  6. I was just wondering if there's a way to run CCleaner automatically at shutdown rather than startup? At the moment I run it manually every time I shut down but I forget sometimes. On a side note I can't believe such a great program was written in visual basic! First time I ran it a few weeks ago it removed gigabytes of unused files and registry keys, and sped up my computer no end. I swear by it now
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