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    O&O Defrag 10 on VISTA - problem with offline defragmentation

    Discussion in 'Windows OS and Software' started by moskit, Jan 29, 2008.

  1. moskit

    moskit Notebook Enthusiast

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    Hi,
    I'm using O&O Defrag v 10 on Windows Vista Business 32bit PL.
    After offline defragmentation I had got strange errors and same mistakes in OS.

    Now I have fresh system (reinstall) and I'm thinking about using offline defragmentation. Is it safe? Dose Defrag 10 destroyed my OS? Is it possible? Are You using Offline defragmentation(complite/access)?
    Do you have any errors?

    Please help me :) I like defragmentation boot becouse I can defrag locked files.
     
  2. qhn

    qhn Notebook User

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    . u r paying for this?
    . i would just settle with the auslogic free version
    . i do not know much about defragmentation at boot (other than the windows tweak), but with vista, just leave it to handle the bootup prefetching for u - and (personally) use auslogic or jkdefrag (both free tools) for defrag right after windows restart

    cheers ...
     
  3. Patrick

    Patrick Formerly beat spamers with stiks

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    All Offline defrag does is move the pagefile and hibernation file using STEALTH defrag mode before they become active. I have Defrag 10 on 5 of my computers, and they all work fine.