[Boot Time Defrag]

Old thread but I just set up Defraggler Portable and spent time trying to set up the .ini file options to no purpose.  It would be efficasciou if it were noted in the help that those who want Boot Time Defrag should use the installer version.

 

The other thing I noticed was that a "Quick Defrag" would probably run for 6 hours if I let it.  I'd hate to see how long the slow defrag would take.

 

Anyway, I did get the Boot Time Defrag of C:.  It only took a few seconds since I have the page file configured so that it cannot be fragmented.  I was just curious. 

[Real History and Cache deletion]

Nice update, but for a pretty old thread though (Started by Nut75, Jun 12 2007 07:47 PM).

Last message Posted 23 June 2007 - 07:04 PM.

 

So what? It's an issue that won't go away as long as Windows runs on the desktop.

Once everything is on the cloud there won't be any privacy to worry about.

Everything will be tracked in real time.

[Real History and Cache deletion]

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