Johannes, Is a well know fact that the best way to defragment a disk is to copy all contents to another one (something that you should have done anyway), erase the disk and copy back the information.
And the price is fair ;) Javier Ruiz. > Thing is, I don't actually have a problem. The reason I need a disk > utility is that I want a tool to defragment, especially my Audio drive. > This seems to be a good time to get a utility which will also help me > should I get a problem in the future. > > It seems that most people recommend DiskWarrior. If I don't hear > anything negative about it I will probably buy it. > > Johannes > > Simon Troup wrote: >>> I am in fo a new Disk Maintenance software. As far as I can see there >>> are basically two choices: >> >> >> There's also Drive 10 >> >> http://www.micromat.com/drive_10/drive_10_introduction.html >> >> It's best to own as many Disk Utils as you can afford. In my experience there >> is no "best" utility. I've encountered problems that would make Norton Utils >> crash, but DiskWarrior would fix, and problems that neither Norton nor >> DiskWarrior could address, but Drive 10 fixed with ease. It's a lottery. >> >> I bought them both, and Drive 10 too. That may sound like an extravagance, >> but I collected them one at a time - as each prior purchase failed to repair >> the next problem! >> >> Simon Troup >> >> _______________________________________________ >> Finale mailing list >> [EMAIL PROTECTED] >> http://lists.shsu.edu/mailman/listinfo/finale >> _______________________________________________ Finale mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.shsu.edu/mailman/listinfo/finale
