🚀 go-pugleaf

That NT isn't "prone" to fragmentation is the old MS line - but even MS now
admits it happens.  In addition, NT 5.0 will include a version of DiskKeeper
built in.  That shows me two points:

1.  Even NT becomes fragmented (and it does), and MS recognizes this; and,
2.  NT may not officially support DiskKeeper, but it thinks highly enough of
it to include it in NT 5.0.

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Frank GoBell


sconnell@deletethis.dipix.com wrote in message
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>Thank you for the recommendations folks!
>
>It appears that Diskeeper from Executive Software is the way to go!
>
>Now, can someone tell me why...when I called MS support on Friday, I
>was tolded that MS didn't support any third party tools like
>DiskKeeper.  They added that NT's NTFS isn't prone to fragmentation.
>
>Urrgh!
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