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Windows Forum / Windows Me / General Topics / August 2006defrag
I have a ME older pc that I just got. On my newer windows XP home edition pc's, I can analyze the drive and then chose to defrag if I want to or not. AND the pc wil tell you that it IS or is NOT necessary to defrag at this time". Doe Windows ME have this option cause I havent seen it. T.I.A > I have a ME older pc that I just got. On my newer windows XP home edition > pc's, I can analyze the drive and then chose to defrag if I want to or not. > AND the pc wil tell you that it IS or is NOT necessary to defrag at this > time". > Doe Windows ME have this option cause I havent seen it. T.I.A No, that's why you haven't seen it. Harry. You might want to try Diskeeper Lite. It's a neat little utility with a small foot print that does a very effective job. You can still get this version free at, http://www.majorgeeks.com/download.php?det=1207 >I have a ME older pc that I just got. On my newer windows XP home edition > pc's, I can analyze the drive and then chose to defrag if I want to or > not. > AND the pc wil tell you that it IS or is NOT necessary to defrag at this > time". > Doe Windows ME have this option cause I havent seen it. T.I.A thanks, Dapper Dan for the link to diskeeper lite. By any chance, can you recommend one that is not 12 MB big. This pc has only 128 MB ram (20 GB HD) so I am trying to limit as best as i can, big software downloads. Free would be nice too and user friendly. Perfer to get one that someone recommends.Thank you > You might want to try Diskeeper Lite. It's a neat little utility with a > small foot print that does a very effective job. You can still get this [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > time". > > Doe Windows ME have this option cause I havent seen it. T.I.A There are several out there but this is the one I prefer. I may be wrong but I don't think your 128 RAM is an issue. This utility doesn't work in the background, so unless you are defragging, it simply takes up only 12 MB of your 20 GB space. When defragging, most of your background programs should be closed therefore memory shouldn't be affected. Try it; if you don't like it you can always uninstall it. > thanks, Dapper Dan for the link to diskeeper lite. By any chance, can you > recommend one that is not 12 MB big. This pc has only 128 MB ram (20 GB [quoted text clipped - 17 lines] >> > time". >> > Doe Windows ME have this option cause I havent seen it. T.I.A > I have a ME older pc that I just got. On my newer windows XP home edition > pc's, I can analyze the drive and then chose to defrag if I want to or not. > AND the pc wil tell you that it IS or is NOT necessary to defrag at this > time". XP lies about that. You should defrag long before XP says you should. > Doe Windows ME have this option cause I havent seen it. T.I.A Not that I know of. Alias |
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