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Old 22-09-2008, 07:01 PM   #41
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Talking about recovery s/w... 1 of my friend used R-studio... and he found files since he purchsased that hdd... they were from 3 yrs old to that day... but yes, it coudn't find some of the recently lost files too... so in a way, not 100%...eh...
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Old 22-09-2008, 10:25 PM   #42
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vista can not work good on 512 or 1Gb RAM
512 is the minimum requirement to run OS but for smooth functioning you need atleast 2GB coz infact on 1Gb you may face slowness and latency
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What is this defragmentation...
Which is the best software for this...

One more doubt..

These are two ways to defragment. (If there's any other,let me know)

To start the defrag utility, click on the Start button, then hover your mouse over all programs, then hover over Accessories, then hover over System Tools, then click on Disk Defragmenter.

1. Open My Computer.
2. Right-click the local disk volume that you want to defragment, and then click Properties.
3. On the Tools tab, click Defragment Now.
4. Click Defragment.

If we can defragment through the above ways,then why do we require an external software to defragment...
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What is this defragmentation...Please tell me something abt this....
Which is the best software for this...

As u store new data in ur hard disc... It gets fragmented... By fragmentation, I mean.. the blocks of data isn't normally stored physically in a continuous manner... Its scattered all over the place...which increases the access time... Hence, slowing down of your computer over a period of time..
Defragmentation means re-arranging the data on the hard-disc to reduce fragmentation which results in overall performance of ur system...

Windows provide a tool for defragmentation... u can use it from Accessories-->>System Tools-->>Disc Defragmenter

Therez a tool Diskeeper 2008 which is probably best out there for this purpose...

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If we can defragment through the above ways,then why do we require an external software to defragment...
Its like using a different browser like firefox instead of IE...

Diskeeper has functions which can make life easy...

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Thank you....
Which is the best method: to use the windows tool or to use any software...
Diskeeper 2008 not seems to be a freeware....
Is there any good free tool for this...
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Windows can do the job of defragmentation.. U've to do it manually or by using windows scheduler... And at that time u can't do nething... cuz it hogs the system resources...

Perhaps this post of mine will enlighten u y I prefer diskeeper...

http://www.indiabroadband.net/web-ho...html#post41417 (3 Steps To Make PC Run Faster)

There r free defragment tools... but I don't trust them... u can google about them...
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I would like to add an another step of eliminating unnecessary start up programs. And also freeing up the memory space for working.
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