Paragon Total Defrag 2007 build 2235
Posted by Mihai Asmanow on 14 June 2007 - 16:22 · 5 comments & 3682 views
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#1 Posted by MrCobra on 14 Jun 2007 - 18:36
- I tried this. The bootable defrag CD is cool but the installed program won't defrag my OS drive because it says it's in use. It wants to reboot, so I let it. PC comes back up and this program still won't defrag the OS drive. It won't even defrag my storage drives because it says they're also in use.
A bit of a junk program if you can't use it for what it was designed for. -
#1.1 Posted by norky on 14 Jun 2007 - 18:47
- ^^ Agreed. Not being able to defrag your main drive is a bit of a let down.
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#1.2 Posted by Budopower on 14 Jun 2007 - 20:35
- Quote - (MrCobra said @ #1)I tried this. The bootable defrag CD is cool but the installed program won't defrag my OS drive because it says it's in use. It wants to reboot, so I let it. PC comes back up and this program still won't defrag the OS drive. It won't even defrag my storage drives because it says they're also in use.
A bit of a junk program if you can't use it for what it was designed for.
Just my point of view, but doesn't the defrag of your OS happen while it's rebooting?
(there are more defraggers that ask to reboot, and than defrag the OS while rebooting) -
#1.3 Posted by MrCobra on 14 Jun 2007 - 21:31
- Quote - (Budopower said @ #1.2)Quote - (MrCobra said @ #1)I tried this. The bootable defrag CD is cool but the installed program won't defrag my OS drive because it says it's in use. It wants to reboot, so I let it. PC comes back up and this program still won't defrag the OS drive. It won't even defrag my storage drives because it says they're also in use.
A bit of a junk program if you can't use it for what it was designed for.
Just my point of view, but doesn't the defrag of your OS happen while it's rebooting?
(there are more defraggers that ask to reboot, and than defrag the OS while rebooting)
I can use the built-in defragger, Ultimate Defrag, O&O, or any of the others and they all defrag just fine. I can defrag my OS drive while actively using it and do a boot time defrag just fine. Not with this one. It won't defrag the OS drive either online or offline.
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#2 Posted by soldier1st on 15 Jun 2007 - 08:05
- this one will only work if you reboot and for most of us that is not very good.junk app.
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