Perfect Disk 8.0 for Vista Vista Addons and Applications Discuss Perfect Disk 8.0 for Vista in the Windows Vista forums; Check it out: http://viennaforums.org/index.php?sh...8&st=0&#entry8 Works great under Vista Afiliated site by the way...

[Yoni]

Check it out: http://viennaforums.org/index.php?sh...8&st=0&#entry8

Works great under Vista

Afiliated site by the way

[Znod]

That's great to know Yoni. Check out my recent reply to felix in my dual booting thread in the Vista Babble members forum.

[Yoni]

Originally Posted by Znod

That's great to know Yoni. Check out my recent reply to felix in my dual booting thread in the Vista Babble members forum.

Off Topic

Sorry Znod but I'm not familiar with this board yet... I can't find the post. would you mind linking me to it??

Thanks

[Seansmit17]

This is the threa he's talking about

http://www.vistababble.com/forums/vi...-xp-vista.html

[Znod]

Originally Posted by Yoni

Off Topic

Sorry Znod but I'm not familiar with this board yet... I can't find the post. would you mind linking me to it??

Thanks

My bad. Sorry, I should have been more thoughtful. Here is is (#56): http://www.vistababble.com/forums/4533-post56.html.

[felix8406]

Znod, I sent the information you posted concerning PD slowing down your PC performance. I received a reply by Sherri Cassel and she is investigating the issue a little farther. Will post her response here.

[Znod]

Super felix. I am very interested in how she responds.

[felix8406]

I think you can contact her directly by sending customer service an email and c/o to her. Their customer service is just great.

[Znod]

Originally Posted by felix8406

I think you can contact her directly by sending customer service an email and c/o to her. Their customer service is just great.

I agree; their customer service is excellent. But, nope, I'll be happy to hear what you have to say. I don't think I'll every defrag again with PD anyway unless she says something very persuasive. I now have seen the negative result of doing so very clearly on two computers.

[felix8406]

Here's the response:

"Felix,

PerfectDisk’s SmartPlacement algorithm is designed to defragment and place files according to usage patterns, consolidate free space, attempt to shrink the $MFT reserved zone to allow more room for data files, and place the $MFT about 1/3 of the way into the drive. Microsoft has stated that doing so can result in a 5-10% performance improvement with NTFS. All of this is designed to increase system performance and slow down the rate of re-fragmentation, not degrade performance.

Regards,
Sherri"