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These pages and their author are not connected with the Church of Scientology or RTC, or any other organization residing under their corporate umbrella. This site is best viewed using a highly standards-compliant browser. Edit item System Settings : System settings enable users to modify working of the application. You can enable various functionalities including IntelliMemory caching technology, IntelliWrite technology, fragmentation elimination, automatic space reclamation and checking of updates and upgrades.
Advanced users can modify further options as they are aware of its operations. They can choose options such as eliminate only critical fragmentation, eliminate fragmentation extensively and eliminate fragmentation depending on storage type. Other settings include space reclamation, drive detection, system monitoring and file exclusion.
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This means that every time you visit this website you will need to enable or disable cookies again. Diskeeper Download. Defragmenting disks — and then continuing to keep fragmentation at a reasonable level — in many cases can have more effect on sluggish performance than upgrading RAM, the CPU and other hardware.
Enter Executive Software International's Diskeeper 6. Although previous versions of Diskeeper featured easy network-based administration and scheduling, the latest version of Diskeeper implements a new algorithm emphasizing low resource utilization for safe background defragging without slowing systems to a crawl. For years, consumer versions of Windows have included a defragmentation utility. But Windows is the first NT version to bundle a disk defragmenter with the operating system.
And with Windows , Microsoft has changed from using Symantec Corp. Microsoft's switch to Diskeeper may represent a passing of the torch. In bygone days, when the user was responsible for his or her own system if anyone was , disk optimization was often seen as a toy for performance-hungry hot-rodders.
Now network administrators are reclaiming more authority over users' drives and desktops, and defragmentation increasingly takes a place alongside virus defense as a network-based resource strategy. Diskeeper's place has been achieved on the strength of its network strategy. Diskeeper makes defragging easy on administrators because resource utilization is low enough to allow other work to go on and because it gives the option of installing over the network to any modern Windows client using Microsoft's System Management Server.
Running the program manually was easy. Unlike with Norton Speed Disk, there were no optimization options such as file placement preference or defragmentation of free space. Instead, Diskeeper keeps the choices simple. The actual defragmentation process contained a few surprises. On the Windows 95 system, it appeared to proceed much as previous versions of Diskeeper — laboriously and with lots of apparent iteration involved.
But on a machine running Windows , the first run on a 2G partition was done in about a minute, at the end of which a window popped up to inform me that the volume was still heavily fragmented and would benefit from several more passes. Rather than launching defragmentation manually for each run, I set the program to run continuously for a couple of hours and proceeded to other work, checking on Diskeeper occasionally in order to monitor progress.
I was pleased to notice little slowing of my other applications, a clear distinction from my past experiences with defragmenters. In the end, I found that a small number of files three out of more than 11, remained fragmented, with a correspondingly small number of "extra" file fragments 30 , resulting in a reported file fragmentation percentage of zero. But while a perfectly clean sweep feels nice, it is hard to imagine significant performance enhancement from differences such as these.
Regarding competitors' non-defragmentation optimizations such as file-placement preferences , Executive Software plausibly argues that the benefits of these methods are dubious. Aside from its new low-profile background defragmenting, Diskeeper's forte is networked scheduling. From a Windows NT or system to which the server version had been installed, we could easily assign a schedule to an entire domain or to subgroups or individual computers within it.
Schedule options were extremely flexible, including the opportunity to defragment every weekday except Tuesdays, within a specified time. Alternatively, the new Smart Scheduling feature sets the program to run only as often as needed, depending on the fragmentation of the volume in question. Those looking to eke the last ounce of performance out of their volumes may prefer another defragmentation utility.
But harried network administrators, particularly if they are running mixed Windows networks, will want to talk to Executive Software about volume discounts. Pricing and availability: Diskeeper 6. Volume licensingis available. Remarks: The key benefit of Diskeeper 6. Scheduledoperation was easy and flexible for individual computers and domains, andthe program's Smart Scheduling feature allows for no-brainer scheduling.
This version also offers faster performance and relatively low demands onWindows resources. When you visit our website, we store cookies on your browser to collect information.
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