Diskeeper Corporation Points out Risks of Manual Defragmentation

Diskeeper announced that manual defragmentation can lead to
routine maintenance not getting done, making an automatic defragmenter
the only workable solution for this critical task.

No enterprise is immune to the requirements of regular
defragmentation in order to maintain peak system performance. However

for most sites manual defragmentation is no longer an option due to
the high fragmentation levels and the time required for a defragmenter
to run. Faced with this problem, many IT Administrators are likely to
postpone a thorough defragmentation process.

This implies that high levels of fragmentation will accumulate
leading the way to numerous performance and reliability problems such
as longer load up times, continual lags and costly crashes. Even
defragmentation, which is carried out quite swiftly when applied
regularly, ends up taking hours, making the issue even harder to
resolve.

Real-time defragmentation automatically and transparently handles
fragmentation as it occurs providing maximum system performance at all
times. Diskeeper(R) 2008 achieves this with a brand new technology
called InvisiTasking(TM) which tackles fragmentation using only idle
resources. Thus no intrusion takes place on system performance and
system demands.

Obtain an exclusive copy of the latest white papers and a free
trial version of Diskeeper 2008 at www.diskeepereurope.com.

About Diskeeper Corporation - Innovators in Performance and
Reliability Technologies(TM):

With 30 million licences sold, home users to large corporations
rely on Diskeeper software to provide unparalleled performance and
reliability to their laptops, desktops and servers. Diskeeper
Corporation further provides up-to-the-minute data protection and
instant file recovery with Undelete(R).

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