defrag

[ra]

Hi ng,
do you know a program for defrag via dos?

 

[Dennis Roark]

Hi ng,
do you know a program for defrag via dos?

Yes, look for a program called dirms, which stands for "do it right
microsoft". Very good little program that runs in a DOS window or I
believe in straight DOS.

--
Dennis Roark

(e-mail address removed)
Starting Points:
http://sio.midco.net/denro/www

 

[Mictlantecutli]

Yes, look for a program called dirms, which stands for "do it right
microsoft". Very good little program that runs in a DOS window or I
believe in straight DOS.

http://www.dirms.com/

--
The individual has always had to struggle to keep from being
overwhelmed by the tribe. If you try it, you will be lonely often, and
sometimes frightened. But no price is too high to pay for the privilege
of owning yourself.

-Friedrich Nietzsche

 

[me]

Yes, look for a program called dirms, which stands for "do
it right microsoft". Very good little program that runs in
a DOS window or I believe in straight DOS.

FWIW: OS supported XP, NT2000, NT4.

Q for regulars: is it freeware?
[ quot ]
These programs can be downloaded and used for free. The free
versions have limited functionality and must be re-registered on
the DIRMS website every 30 days.
[ /quot ]

J

 

[Dennis Roark]

(e-mail address removed) wrote in @netnews.worldnet.att.net:

Yes, look for a program called dirms, which stands for "do
it right microsoft". Very good little program that runs in
a DOS window or I believe in straight DOS.

FWIW: OS supported XP, NT2000, NT4.

Q for regulars: is it freeware?
[ quot ]
These programs can be downloaded and used for free. The free
versions have limited functionality and must be re-registered on
the DIRMS website every 30 days.
[ /quot ]

J

Hmmm... The version I have I downloaded June, 2004 and is completely
free, no registration, no limited functionality. The author must have
changed the programs status. I guess I don't want to lose my copy of
the June '04 version.

--
Dennis Roark

(e-mail address removed)
Starting Points:
http://sio.midco.net/denro/www

 

[me]

(e-mail address removed) wrote in @netnews.worldnet.att.net:

Yes, look for a program called dirms, which stands for
"do it right microsoft". Very good little program that
runs in a DOS window or I believe in straight DOS.

FWIW: OS supported XP, NT2000, NT4.

Q for regulars: is it freeware?
[ quot ]
These programs can be downloaded and used for free. The
free versions have limited functionality and must be
re-registered on the DIRMS website every 30 days.
[ /quot ]

J

Hmmm... The version I have I downloaded June, 2004 and is
completely free, no registration, no limited functionality.
The author must have changed the programs status. I guess
I don't want to lose my copy of the June '04 version.

No, you don't.
Thanks for the info.

J