XP - Disk Defragmenter vs Diskeeper

P

Prabhat

Hi all,

I have one Confusion.

I use my XP Built in Disk Defragmentor Once in a WEEK. (And After a CLean
Install).

Recently I have seen that The Builtin Defragmentor is Still Display a report
with the list of file that could not be defragmented. So I searched for good
Deframentor in Internet and Found : "Diskeeper" from Executive Software.

I have installed that in my XP PC with SP2. I have tested that and found
Very good features in compare to Built in one. But after I Install that When
I start my Biult in Defragmentor then that does not start the Windows
Defregmentor but Starts the Diskeeper.

My Diskeeper Point to : C:\WINNT\system32\mmc.exe "C:\Program
Files\Executive Software\Diskeeper\Diskeeper.msc"
and Build in Disk Defragmentor Ponts to : %SystemRoot%\System32\dfrg.msc

Then Why does the Diskeeper Starts when I start my Built in Defragmentor?

Thanks for any Suggestions
Prabhat
 
S

Shenan Stanley

Prabhat said:
I have one Confusion.

I use my XP Built in Disk Defragmentor Once in a WEEK. (And After a
CLean Install).

Recently I have seen that The Builtin Defragmentor is Still Display a
report with the list of file that could not be defragmented. So I
searched for good Deframentor in Internet and Found : "Diskeeper"
from Executive Software.

I have installed that in my XP PC with SP2. I have tested that and
found Very good features in compare to Built in one. But after I
Install that When I start my Biult in Defragmentor then that does not
start the Windows Defregmentor but Starts the Diskeeper.

My Diskeeper Point to : C:\WINNT\system32\mmc.exe "C:\Program
Files\Executive Software\Diskeeper\Diskeeper.msc"
and Build in Disk Defragmentor Ponts to :
%SystemRoot%\System32\dfrg.msc

Then Why does the Diskeeper Starts when I start my Built in
Defragmentor?

Bewcause the Defragmentation built into Windows XP is licensed Diskeeper
technology.

"Windows Disk Defragmenter
Copyright (c) 2001 Microsoft Corp. and Executive Software International,
Inc."

And thus it takes over when you install the true package.
 
S

S.P. Goodman

Shenan Stanley said:
Bewcause the Defragmentation built into Windows XP is licensed Diskeeper
technology.

"Windows Disk Defragmenter
Copyright (c) 2001 Microsoft Corp. and Executive Software International,
Inc."

And thus it takes over when you install the true package.

Nuts. I'd hoped that particular Scientology firm had been kept out of XP,
after all the hubbardbub about Executive's presence on 2000 (in Germany at
least).
 

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