Jazzyguy

Thank you for the reply MrRon, and also to JDPower. To Guest_Jim_* The paragraph where I said "just like Regseeker " was meant to tease MrRon and other Piriform crew about the "competition" (hence the smiley face). Of course I want CCleaner to be better, not just like Regseeker. And of course safety is first, nobody wants to use any cleaner that wipe out important registry. And I do like CCleaner the most because it's very safe. I hope that will clear things up.

I know accessing page file is slow. The problem is this. No matter how big you ram size is, big games still use large page file. Take example Company of Heroes, which requires 700MB plus page file. Of course if they don't need page file at all or just small amount, i wouldn't dare to put the page file at the beginning of the drive. This case of course is for XP, Vista wise I don't know. If the theory is totally false, then it's my mistake, I'm sorry, just forget about that feature. But does defraggler already has the capability to defragment page file or not? As far as I know, you have to reboot to do it. Since my defraggler doesn't reboot, I just assumed it doesn't. But then again, my page file is already optimized. Perhaps you can tell me, JDPower. Or this entire page file defragmenting is completely unnecessary? Check this url from Wiki Fragmentation of the page file

Agree with Tunerz Windows XP NOD32 PowerArchiver 2007

Will defraggler be able to defrag custom size page file and put it at the beginning of the drive? This is a technique that a lot of hardcore gamers use to speed up loading time. In general it increases windows xp performance. Not many defragmenter capable of doing it. Voptxp is the only defragmenter that I remember to has this feature. I complement Piriform for making good free products. I use CCleaner regularly and I like it. I hope in the future Piriform will make CCleaner to clean registry even better, just like Regseeker . And watch out for the competition, like Wise Disk Cleaner and Wise Registry Cleaner, which sometimes I also use.