ZeBoxx
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Your Defraggler website...
...'s link to the Forum...
http://forum.piriform.com/defraggler
... is broken.
The same applies to the Recuva site, actually.
CCleaner seems to be okay though
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I'm sorry, I looked for a similar discussion before creating the new topic, but I found only a similar one (about disk space) but talking about spyware....
yeah searching forums (not just the Piriform ones) can be a mess sometimes when the search terms are difficult to narrow down
Didn't find this thread at first either %)We are looking into thisAwesome - thanks for the status update
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Same here as well.
OS: Windows XP SP3
Patches / Hotfixes: All of them + a bunch of Office 2003 ones.
Defraggler: v1.08.132
Volume: NTFS - I don't think compression is enabled on it.
I can also confirm that just defragmenting files does work. Just needed to defragment the drive before making an image of the system
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just pointing you to the existing thread:
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well, more importantly, the difference between disabling and cleaning is that disabling is 'forever' (until switched back on) and not retroactive. Personally, I do *like* having thumbnails for the files in folders I'm working with, and I like that it doesn't have to re-generate those each time I visit the folder. However, once I'm done working with such a folder, that Thumbs.db file serves no further purpose and can be deleted.
Basically, it should be perfectly possible, technologically, to find all Thumbs.db files -over- a certain age (i.e. hasn't been modified in N days), and delete only those. It's what I currently do manually with Total Commander, but if this were integrated in an already excellent tool - hey, I'm all for it.
System Files?
in Defraggler
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Or stick defraggler on a boot disc (UBCD4Win has Defraggler included), boot from that, then defrag your main drive. UBCD4Win is best tossed on a USB drive if you can boot from USB, 'cos the CD/DVD takes forever to load with all the seek operations.