I've been a fan of Diskeeper for a long time, one of the other members of the list put me onto the software and - by that time - I knew Diskeeper had a legend like status in the software world but it was only when I installed the Diskeeper software did I really come to fully appreciate just what a difference Diskeeper can make to the speed, performance and reliability of your Windows system.

There's a lot to the Diskeeper package technically but all you - as the consumer - have to know is that you're only required to do two things, buy/install the software and forget about it and there aren't too many software packages out there that could be easier to work with <smile>

With Diskeeper installed gone are the days of running the Windows De fragmentation tool, Diskeeper runs in the background and - even then by default - the software only runs when other tasks running are at a minimum.

Over the years I've seen Diskeeper evolve into an ever more powerful platform to the point When Diskeeper is installed - fragmentation of a drive doesn't even occur due to the "intelliwrite" technology used by the software to prevent fragmentation.

Now in version 16 Diskeeper has gone even further in the quest to speed up your system by allowing the user to have the software use DRAM caching.

Ever since Windows 10 launched last year I had been wondering when we'd see an upgrade to Diskeeper 15 and furthermore I had been scratching my head wondering just how Diskeeper could be made any better than it already was, I have the answer, I've been trialing the new version 16 for 5 days now and I've certainly noticed speed increases - yet again - on my Windows Desktop PC where I use Diskeeper Pro.

Apps not only launch faster but they function faster and I've noticed this in particular with the Firefox Web Browser which I use all the time.

I don't use the fast start-up of Windows 10 preferring to use the older boot-up method and even this has speed up considerably.

If you're an existing Diskeeper 15 user then the upgrade to Diskeeper 16 Pro costs $40, well worth it too in my opinion.



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