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Ultimate Defrag 3

thats what i did man, i did the 30 day trial installed ALL my games and apps and then ran it ;) that way im set for sometime, windows can do the manual background defrag and keeps things where they should be anyway. so i just ran it once double checked after that and was done, overall that was a few months ago, performance is still the same now as it was then so cant complain. I did this back when mussels did the guide . tutorial with the older Ultimate defrag.
 
crazyeyesreaper said:
thats what i did man, i did the 30 day trial installed ALL my games and apps and then ran it ;) that way im set for sometime, windows can do the manual background defrag and keeps things where they should be anyway. so i just ran it once double checked after that and was done, overall that was a few months ago, performance is still the same now as it was then so cant complain. I did this back when mussels did the guide . tutorial with the older Ultimate defrag.
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the windows defrag will actually conflict with Udefrag and undo some of the optimisations as it goes about its business.
 
it well fragmentation stayed low and i checked the files it didnt move steam / etc or anything of that nature its all still where it should be. so i dont know. overall i had no issues then again i didnt uninstall anything on that outer disk and there is 0 fragmentation there so windows had no reason to touch it or maybe just dumb luck on my part.
 
crazyeyesreaper said:
it well fragmentation stayed low and i checked the files it didnt move steam / etc or anything of that nature its all still where it should be. so i dont know. overall i had no issues then again i didnt uninstall anything on that outer disk and there is 0 fragmentation there so windows had no reason to touch it or maybe just dumb luck on my part.
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the modern windows defraggers only touch fragmented files, so you mostly got lucky. over time it'll scatter them wherever enough free space is located.
 
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