All the latest UK technology news, reviews and analysis
|
|
|
30 May 2011
One of the oldest and most long-established commercial disk defragmentation tools. However, plenty of free apps make this questionable for home users or a small business.
Review Rating:
Type: Function limited demo
Platform: Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7 64-bit, Windows 7, Windows Vista 64-bit
Manufacturer: Diskeeper Corporation
Size: 40MB
Number of Downloads: 5679
Price: £27.95
This is the software publisher's description.
Designed to increase the speed and reliability of home or home office PCs. You will experience improved PC performance, faster boot-up times and increased speeds on everything from internet browsing to antivirus scans. Plus, it’s completely automatic. Just install and let it run. That’s it!
Diskeeper 2011 Home edition data performance software eliminates fragmentation related slows, errors, freezes and crashes and restores your PC performance to optimum, better-than-new speeds. By curing and preventing up to 85% of fragmentation before it happens and instantly defragging the rest, your computer maintains peak speeds no matter how busy it is.
If you have a home or home office PC, just install Diskeeper 2011 Home and see for yourself how much faster your PC runs. Once installed, Diskeeper automatically boosts your computer's speed, extends the battery life of your laptop, speeds up the loading times for your computer, extends the longevity of your hard drive, reduces your energy consumption and much, much more. This is a simple, automatic fix to PC slows.
Similar downloads
Latest downloads
Audio (52) | Backup (42) | Browsers (58) |
RealPlayer 15.0.2 | EASEUS Todo Backup Free 4.0 | Comodo Dragon 17.3.0.0 |
Business Software (405) | Desktop Tools (27) | File Management (151) |
Nitro Pro 7.2 | Ashampoo WinOptimizer 9.1.0 | TweakNow RegCleaner 2011 6.5.0 |
Hands on with the highly anticipated Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich hybrid tablet
Access your email and documents from anywhere and easily collaborate with others via this cloud-based suite
Access your email and documents from anywhere and easily collaborate with others via this cloud-based suite
Enter email address to edit your newsletter preferences
This paper focuses on a series of best practices and techniques for development teams looking to improve their software development processes
Why good data management at all levels is essential in the modern business (video, 6mins)
Do you agree?
Great
Diskeeper 2011 is great. So easy to use! I've found diskeeper has always been the best solution for defragmentation.
Posted by: Joel 31 Mar 2011
Why do you display a 5 year-old post?
Is this an error or is a post from 10-31-2006 somehow relevant to this review of a 2011 product? Or is it that the review was posted on Halloween? I'm confused by this anachronism....
Posted by: Bill R TechSpec 30 Mar 2011
Function Limited Demo?
If I understand correctly, your 3 star rating is based on reviewing a function limited demo? Why would you do that? No wonder you compare this version to freebie software! I suppose if one didn't value the fact that Diskeeper 2011: prevents most fragmentation before it happens; is fully automatic; transparently operates with minimal system resource usage; instantly defrags residual fragmentation and so maintains disks fully defragmented one could say that "except for those facts" one might consider a freebie, but that's like saying one should consider a skateboard over an automobile as "it will transport you just fine for free". Here is a more thorough review of this and other leading defrag software offerings: http://www.digzip.com/software/system-tuning/diskeeper-2010/ PS: I don't know where you got a function limited demo for this review, as anyone can download a free, fully functional 30 day trial version at www.diskeeper.com
Posted by: Bill R TechSpec 30 Mar 2011
Diskeeper running out of ideas
I just purchased Diskeeper 2007 and was very disappointed. I think the folks at Diskeeper started running out new ideas with version 8. The software updrades are expensive, and seem to come out way too often IMHO. There never seems to be much new other that with the UI. I prefer version 9 or10 and will continue to use 10 instead of 2007. That said it's is still the best defragmenter when compared to Perfectdisk or O&O.
Posted by: Cragar Mags 31 Oct 2006