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The Essentials Series: Why You Need to Defragment

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Overview Authored by Microsoft MVP Greg Shields, this tech report is a call to arms for Windows administrators, reminding them why defragmenting is so important. Everyone wants better system performance and efficiency. Everyone wants a lower cost of ownership. This report details exactly how an administrator can get it fast.

The Essentials Series: Why You Need to Defragment is a FREE download, you do not want to miss. It contains three articles covering such topics as:

Why fragmentation is the silent killer
What cost fragmentation extorts from the system
How to solve the problem
How defragmentation relates to overall system performance

Further White Paper Details
Publisher	Diskeeper	File Format	PDF
Date Published	September 2009
Format	White Papers
Topics	Knowledge and Data Management, Back-up, Storage Management, Hard Drives, High Performance Computing

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