iDe f r a g S l o w - Peter B. Perlsø

It is slow because your drive has too little free space (clean it up and delete stuff you don't need before doing a defrag), because your drive is very fragmented (defragging takes time), or simply, because your drive and or computer is slow.

A full defrag of a large disk on my PowerMac G4 takes up to 10 hours when it is very fragmented. This is normal.

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Monday, March 05 2007 @ 10:05 AM PST

iDe f r a g S l o w - Peter B. Perlsø

It is slow because your drive has too little free space (clean it up and delete stuff you don't need before doing a defrag), because your drive is very fragmented (defragging takes time), or simply, because your drive and or computer is slow.

A full defrag of a large disk on my PowerMac G4 takes up to 10 hours when it is very fragmented. This is normal.

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Monday, March 05 2007 @ 10:10 AM PST

iDe f r a g S l o w - dvk1

Your machine is slow or your disk is badly fragmented. All the more reason to use it, not to pan it. iDefrag seems to be faster than pretty much anything else at the task.

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Thursday, June 07 2007 @ 04:42 AM PDT