If after 30 days it still works unhampered without "nagging" me to purchase the full version then I will be pleasantly surprised.Some programs stop "nagging" after 30 days, think latest Ad-Aware works like that.....
Just tried Boot Time Defrag feature. It did the boot defrag without issues (Win XP SP3 32bit).
File placement optimization seems to be good (checked with HighlightSelectedFile v1.9, by RobL in MyDefrag).
Far better that Auslogic or Defraggler. A good option for those that dislike MyDefrag’interface Map disk. Boot Time Defrag feature is a surplus value for a FREE defrag; in fact I known only a free defrag that has boot time feature: UltraDefrag.
Yikes, It’s the start of the 10th and final round in this heavy weight fight , The way the scoring has gone so far the Judges could decide either way who will be crowned Heavy weight reply of the year. DING…DING… there goes the bell I don’t know about you but I am very excited to see how this match turns out.
I personally let Win 7 take care of the defragging issue. 
+1, since Vista, so on 7 as well now, it’s the best way >>> best results, ie perceptible results on performance.
I only understood why YoKenny loves Internet Explorer after I visited the Hostsman Forum. 8)
I found out that he is one of the moderators there.
So no wonder why he hates Firefox and loves IE
No Offense. Just an observation.
Maybe, just Maybe, He has some other reason than the nagware reason for his negative responses here
What should I call IE? ;D
Just Joking
And it was nice to hear all your opinions
I did a boot time defrag and the results were fantastic. My system is more fast than before. I had Perfect Disk before using this software
So I would rate Puran Defrag as more better than Perfect Disk atleast on my system
I only understood why YoKenny loves Internet Explorer after I visited the Hostsman Forum. CoolI found out that he is one of the moderators there.
So no wonder why he hates Firefox and loves IE
wow, a very active place indeed ;D
Maybe because there are no caustic people there ???
1: capable of destroying or eating away by chemical action : corrosive 2 : marked by incisive sarcasmhttp://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/caustic
No harm in giving this a try
Indeed, surprising results!
Just defraged last night and when I booted up today, boom what an increase of speed…or so I thought,
I personally timed it^^
Better than any defrags I tried in the yesteryears…^^
Gotta use the boot time defrag,
-AnimeLover^^
Puran Defrag does seem to be better than those I have used in the past … at least on my system.
Great program.
I am using this from Jan 31 2010
I challenge you to use it
Because it is way much better on my system than Auslogics Disk Defrag, Defraggler or any other freeware product.
By Donn Edwards, a well-informed analizer defrag programs about:
- “There is no difference between the free edition and the commercial edition, other than the license. It has all the features, the same cool layout, and the same ease of use. The guys at Puran Software are being incredibly generous to home users. There are no “nag screens” or irritating sales nonsense. This is a big win for the home user and non-commercial organisations.”
Source: http://donnedwards.openaccess.co.za/2010/01/purandefrag-for-home-users-at-no-cost.html
hi,
I have tried today. its OK.its seems to me slightly slow than other freewere.
This is because it do more task
I’ve notice that Puran Defrag also defrag/optimise places that some defragmenters don’t do that.
And also it defrags the registry.
Hm…Defraggler and Auslogic don’t defrag the registry right?
Well, i used Diskeeper for years but stopped using it for the same reason i would not use this one i just do not like it running all the time in the background ( automatic ), This is just my point of view nothing more.
Mine don’t run in the background
So, what your saying is there is an option to enable or disable it from doing automatic constant defragging and it can be just run when you feel its necessary. if thats the case then it would be worth trying it out.
Yup it is like that