Newsgroup: it.comp.os.win.xp
Titolo: [ot] miglior software per deframmentare

ciao
ok....forse sara una megafaq, ma mi dite qual è il migliore (per lo 
meno dal punto di vista velocistico) sw per il defrag per xp?
grz

iceman ha scritto:
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Io uso Diskeeper da anni e devo dire che fa un ottimo lavoro.
Ciauz.
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 Io uso Diskeeper da anni e devo dire che fa un ottimo lavoro.
Che tu sappia, questo DkService.exe va tenuto nello startup
oppure se ne può fare a meno?


ho sempre usato quello pure io, anche se l'avevo omesso, ma pensavo 
fosse "passato di moda" ;)

> grz
O&O defrag.
Non so se sia il migliore, pero' so che funziona molto bene. 
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Paolo "Spino"

 NTFS funziona egregiamente.
These are programs to defragment drives under Windows NT and Windows 
2000
funziona su xp ?
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ciao
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orpheus ha scritto:
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Dkservice è lo scheduler per le deframmentazioni programmate. Non è 
"nocivo" e lo puoi lasciare nello startup. Se non ti interessano le 
deframmentazioni programmate le disabiliti dal programma e anche 
dkservice verrà probabilmente disattivato.
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meno dal punto di vista velocistico) sw per il defrag per xp?
Prova Raxco Perfectdisk
Ora con la versione 8 è anche compatibile con Vista.
Per ora non te ne frega, sono sicuro, ma prima o poi... chissà !

*iceman* bifonchio':
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Reputo molto buono UltimateDefrag, ma NON carica servizi inutili all'avvio 
come PerfectDisc. Questi due software, beninteso, se usati correttamente 
velocizzano sul serio le prestazioni del pc.
Provare per credere.
Siccome sto usando l'Ultimate, allego tutorial d'uso della DiskTrix.
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UltimateDefrag Usage Tips and Tutorials - Setting Up A Defrag Schedule
We trust that you are enjoying the power, flexibility and newfound level of 
PC performance that UltimateDefrag is giving you.
If you have not yet ordered a license that will enable you to activate the 
program and remove the opening nag screen then simply select the option to 
"Purchase This Software" at the opening screen.  A license or one PC is just 
$39.95 and you can order a second or third license for additional PC's for 
just $19.98 each. This small price for such a performance increase is much 
better value than any major hardware upgrade you may be planning.
Please also consider trying our SystemBoosterXP product. Together, with 
UltimateDefrag, our two products give your Windows XP system a hard drive 
performance boost like no other performance
enhancement software can give. It's a free trial at 
www.disktrix.com
.
Please send us any feedback that you wish to give us to: 
feed...@disktrix.com
. Tell us what you think of UltimateDefrag. Where you 
think it excels and where you think we could improve.
Setting Up A Defrag Schedule
Here are some tips on how to set up a good working defrag and defrag 
maintenance schedule for UltimateDefrag. A good defrag schedule will keep 
your hard drive constantly well tuned for optimum performance.
A couple of things to consider are:
  1.. Archiving.
  We thoroughly recommend that you use the Archive feature of UltimateDefrag 
and also to use Fast Archive. You will find this under Tools=>Options. 
Archiving "effectively" reduces the amount of data that UltimateDefrag (and 
your system) needs to deal with by placing those files out of the way. You 
are effectively clearing 80% of the data by placing it out of the way.
  2.. Don't "over-defrag".
  There is no point in running complete Filename or Recency defrags on a 
daily basis. What happens is that when you select one of these methods, 
UltimateDefrag will comply with your wishes and will layout the entire disk 
as per the method you selected. If you ran a Folder/Filename Defrag 
yesterday and one file changed (which it most likely will) - UltimateDefrag 
will need to layout all of those files again - from start to finish. 
Thankfully we have the archive function otherwise the program would have to 
manipulate all of your files to layout the disk as per the defragmentation 
method.
  If, however, you only have a few Gigabytes of data that aren't sent to 
archive (let's call these your working set) you can perform more frequent 
complete Filename and Recency defrags but again it is not entirely 
necessary.
A good defrag schedule will perform a more comprehensive defrag on a less 
frequent basis and a less comprehensive "maintenance" defrag on a more 
frequent basis.
When you run a complete Folder/Filename defrag or a Recency defrag, 
subsequent computer use "undoes" it - but very slowly over time as files are 
changed, updated and saved. Performance deteriorates - but only slowly and 
is not that significant.
Remember a complete Folder/Filename or Recency defrag will layout your files 
in strict order according to the method selected. It also consolidates free 
space.
A "Consolidate Defrag" doesn't sort at all. It does two things. 1. It 
defrags fragmented files. 2. It packs the files to eliminate free space 
between the files in order to minimize refragmentation.
A "Fragmented Files Only" Defrag - simply defrags fragmented files only. It 
then places them in the most "outer" space that will fit them. It doesn't 
touch files that are not fragmented.
So the order of comprehensiveness of each defrag is as follows:
  1.. Folder/Filename or Recency - More comprehensive but slowest
  2.. Consolidate - Less comprehensive but faster
  3.. Fragmented Files Only - Least comprehensive but fastest
Users who are looking for the absolute best performance should opt for a 
"Folder/Filename Defrag" as their main defrag method and "Consolidate 
 Defrag" as their maintenance method.
Users who are content with slightly slower (but still excellent) performance 
yet much faster defrags should opt for a "Consolidate Defrag" as their main 
defrag method and continue to use the "Consolidate Defrag" or "Fragmented 
Files Only" method as their maintenance method.
You can schedule your defrags on a daily or weekly basis. We suggest daily 
for maximum maintenance of optimum performance.
Here are some Defrag Schedules you can use:
Example 1
Once per month run a Folder/Filename Defrag as your main defrag
On a weekly basis run a Consolidate Defrag as a maintenance defrag
On a daily basis run a Fragmented Files Only Defrag as your maintenance 
defrag
Example 2
Once per month run a Folder/Filename Defrag as your main defrag
On a daily basis run a Consolidate Defrag as your maintenance defrag
Example 3
Once per week run a Folder/Filename Defrag as your main defrag
On a daily basis run a Consolidate Defrag as your maintenance defrag
Example 4
Once per week run a Consolidate Defrag as your main defrag
On a daily basis run a Fragmented Files Only Defrag as your maintenance 
defrag
Example 5
Once daily basis run a Consolidate Defrag as your only defrag method
By choosing a schedule such as one of the above, you'll strike a balance 
between maintaining best performance, reducing re-fragmentation and not 
overdoing the defragging. After all - it's not so much about doing the 
defragging but more about maintaining optimum system performance. A good 
defrag schedule will do it for you.
Deciding upon which schedule to use is up to you. Consider the amount of 
data that is in your "working set" and how long a more comprehensive defrag 
will take.
Don't forget to use the scheduling facility within UltimateDefrag. It will 
do its work for you at times when you are away from your computer. And when 
you start using it again you can rest assured that performance is at its 
best.
Enjoy UltimateDefrag!
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Siccome sto usando l'Ultimate, allego tutorial d'uso della DiskTrix.
Sembra MOLTO MOLTO promettente .....
Me lo sono scaricato e lo sto provando.
Confesso : al momento lo sto usando sotto Vista  .....
E cosě non capisco molto se le performances aumentano o no davvero.
Tu hai provato ? Lo usi ?  I miglioramenti di prestazioni si vedono
davvero ?  In pratica ??

 wrote:
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|>>Reputo molto buono UltimateDefrag, ma NON carica servizi inutili 
all'avvio
|>>come PerfectDisc. Questi due software, beninteso, se usati correttamente
|>>velocizzano sul serio le prestazioni del pc.
|>>Provare per credere.
|>>Siccome sto usando l'Ultimate, allego tutorial d'uso della DiskTrix.
|>
|> Sembra MOLTO MOLTO promettente .....
Vero
|> Me lo sono scaricato e lo sto provando.
|> Confesso : al momento lo sto usando sotto Vista  .....
|> E cosě non capisco molto se le performances aumentano o no davvero.
|>
|> Tu hai provato ?
Certo
|> Lo usi ?
Certo
|>  I miglioramenti di prestazioni si vedono  davvero ?  In pratica ??
Sě, i miglioramenti ci sono. Dipende anche dal grado di incasinatura (pre e 
post defrag) ma diciamo che un 10% di performace in piů vengono regalate.
ciao.
PS: a chi non piacesse, suggerisco AusLogic disk Defrag. Molto buono, ma con 
limitazioni (freeware)
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| Sě, i miglioramenti ci sono. Dipende anche dal grado di incasinatura
| (pre e post defrag) ma diciamo che un 10% di performace in piů
| vengono regalate.
|
|
| ciao.
|
| PS: a chi non piacesse, suggerisco AusLogic disk Defrag. Molto buono,
| ma con limitazioni (freeware)
Provero' a scaricare questo perche' Ultimate Defrag appena lancio o 
l'analisi o la deframmentazione mi torna al desktop... :-/
Ciao!
Baio
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