[Multiple EXEs in Portable Zip Archive?]

I...don't think I understand. :I

[Multiple EXEs in Portable Zip Archive?]

It's fine. I restored them from the Recycle Bin and just put them in a separate sub-folder.

[Data Units, Memory Stats]

I have a couple questions:

 

Under Operating System > Process List,

 

1. Does "Memory Usage" refer to the average memory usage, or is it the memory usage as it was measured when you first started up Speccy?

 

2. Does Speccy go by the older definition of "MB", "GB", etc. or by the IEC/SI definitions? In other words, does "MB" mean 10⁶ bytes or 2²° bytes?

 

Thanks.

[Multiple EXEs in Portable Zip Archive?]

I just deleted the df.exe, df64.exe, and defraggler64.exe files, so that only the defraggler.exe file remains. (They're in the Recycle Bin, so I can restore them if needed.)

 

Will I still be able to use Defraggler on both 32b and 64b machines?

[Multiple EXEs in Portable Zip Archive?]

I know what command line is. Haha. Thanks, though!

 

As for the latter point, what if I run defraggler.exe on a 32b machine?

[Multiple EXEs in Portable Zip Archive?]

I downloaded the portable zip archive, and when I extracted it, I saw there were four EXEs:

• Defraggler.exe
• Defraggler64.exe
• df.exe
• df64.exe

I just want to use the portable version of Defraggler. Why are there four different variants, what are the differences between them, and which do I use?

Thanks.