defragger การใช้

• The defragger uses these files to determine which programs get the most use.
• These guys talked about it and linked to a * nix based ntfs defragger.
• Has my defragger lost its mind?
• But it could have been much worse, depending on what file the defragger was moving at the time.
• A defragmenting utility, or defragger, reorganizes your drive's contents so that the pieces that make up the file are grouped together.
• You suggested it was just a matter of time, that the Windows 98 defragger takes a while to process usage logs that let it optimize files differently from Windows 95.
• Windows always has a bunch of stuff going on in the background that can stall a defragger, maybe even some questionable program processing mystery data for your Internet provider's profit.
• He said he would need to keep the source code closed in order to protect the clients'investment, but that he hoped that MyDefrag in its existing form, " still the best defragger / optimizer " would remain available from freeware sites.
• Basically all that these references do is prove that Vopt exists, Vopt is a defragger, some reviewers like or prefer Vopt, in reviews it is often fast or even fastest relative to some other defraggers, and it has recieved awards of unknown significance.
• Since even routine operations like defragging your hard drive " strictly speaking " have to be done under'fair use'provisions ( because the defragger copies files from one place to another on the hard drive it's violating copyright )-it's very unlikely that you'll ever be able to legally sell a digital download.
• DOS 6.0 and higher comes with its own defragger; owners of Windows 3.1 can use it by quitting Windows and, from the C : \ prompt, typing C : \ DOS \ DEFRAG . Windows 95 also has its own defragger; look for the folder called System Tools ( stored under Programs . . . Accessories ) and select Disk Defragmenter.
• DOS 6.0 and higher comes with its own defragger; owners of Windows 3.1 can use it by quitting Windows and, from the C : \ prompt, typing C : \ DOS \ DEFRAG . Windows 95 also has its own defragger; look for the folder called System Tools ( stored under Programs . . . Accessories ) and select Disk Defragmenter.