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Windows Server Forum / Windows NT / Applications / December 2003Defragment??
Where do I obtain a third party disk defragmenter for Windows NT workstation?? Here are several of the available defraggers for Windows NT: Diskeeper, by Executive Software - www.diskeeper.com O&O Defrag, by O&O Software - www.oo-defrag.com. PerfectDisk, by Raxco - www.raxco.com I hope this helps - Vaughn McMillan Executive Software >Where do I obtain a third party disk defragmenter for >Windows NT workstation?? A few more... Vopt - www.goldenbow.com Systemworks - www.symantec.com Defrag Manager - www.winternals.com - Greg/Raxco Software Microsoft MVP - Windows File System Disclaimer: I work for Raxco Software, the maker of PerfectDisk - a commercial defrag utility, as a systems engineer in the support department. Want to email me? Delete ntloader. > Here are several of the available defraggers for Windows NT: > [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > >Where do I obtain a third party disk defragmenter for > >Windows NT workstation?? Dear Greg, I read a lot of your posts in microsoft.public.windowsnt.apps newsgroup. These help me a lot. I have a question about the PerfectDisk version 4.0 for NT. I want to use it on our NT web server. During the defragmentation, if our clients access our website (use the drive I want to do the defragmentation), will it afftect the defragmentation? Will it make the system hang up? If I stop the process in the middle, will it damage our system? Thanks in advance. Jack Cui Jack, PerfectDisk (as do most defragmenters) uses Microsoft's defrag APIs. This means that all file "moves" are performed safely and can be done even if other users/processes are accessing files. Stopping a defrag in the middle will not result in any damage to files or the file system. - Greg/Raxco Software Microsoft MVP - Windows File System Disclaimer: I work for Raxco Software, the maker of PerfectDisk - a commercial defrag utility, as a systems engineer in the support department. Want to email me? Delete ntloader. > Dear Greg, > [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > > Jack Cui |
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