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    Quicksys RegDefrag 2.4

    Discussion in 'Windows OS and Software' started by MaXimus, Sep 3, 2009.

  1. MaXimus

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    MaXimus, Sep 3, 2009
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  2. KarenA

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    What is your opinion on using this program? Does it increase PC response time? Will there be any significant improvements to my PC if I use this program? I am asking because I don't find registry defrag is useful, but of course, please correct me if I'm wrong.

    Just a suggestion, I don't really see the need for a separate thread, since we have The Ever-Growing Free Windows Software List. Or do you mean you want to tell everyone here that a new version is released? Then you should be more specific in your posts, like "Auslogics Disk Defrag 2.1.2.50 Released" and post something like a change log.
     
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    sometimes it helps on xp. but on vista/win7, it's useless placebo.
     
    davepermen, Sep 4, 2009
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  4. MaXimus

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    it has improved my boot time here......

    plus....... if it doesnlt help it doesnt hurt
     
    MaXimus, Sep 4, 2009
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    well, it may render your system nonbootable :) but that wouldn't hurt :)

    and no, it shouldn't improve boottime, espencially as you use win7 FTW edition :)
     
    davepermen, Sep 4, 2009
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  6. MaXimus

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    If you think a reg defrag program would render your system non-bootable, then I won't even argue with you....... SMART d00d!! :D :D

    MUWAHAHHAA
     
    MaXimus, Sep 4, 2009
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    it happened twice so far in my lifetime. not on my systems, but it happened.

    and yep, i'm a "SMART d00d", or, a "smart dude", as in english..
     
    davepermen, Sep 4, 2009
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  8. DarkSilver

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    I only trust tune-up utilities reg defrag.
    Because my system has been rendered unstable using other reg defrag software.
    Well, I have Windows 7 though. But, I hate it due to it can't use tune-up. LOL!
    Actually, I wanna make "execute desktop and taskbar in separate process"(8mb ram usage) but I don't how to make it manually(not using tune-up).
    Anyone know how to do it manually?
     
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  9. qhn

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    +1. Never use (and believe in) registry defrag on any of my comps!

    cheers ...
     
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  10. davepermen

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    how about using google and checking the first link?

    I'm feeling lucky on 'execute desktop and taskbar in separate process'
     
    davepermen, Sep 4, 2009
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    DarkSilver, Sep 4, 2009
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