Why Native Windows Defragmentation Isn't Enough

TechRepublic White Papers cesabarre dotcom | June 29, 2011 Why Native Windows Defragmentation Isn't Enough Fragmentation has long been known as the hard disks' silent killer. Every year, billions of dollars are spent on IT networks to increase performance and reliability, but improperly managed fragmentation cuts deeply into its effectiveness. Left alone, fragmentation will slow disk reads and writes and ultimately affect the user experience with slows, freezes and crashes. Read this article and get the essential picture of what it takes to eliminate the effects of fragmentation forever. Check out these additional resources: Why Preventing Fragmentation Is Good for Your Budget Anything that slows down data subtracts from your bottom line. Instead of using two-decades-old technology to defrag after the fact, why not use higher level technology from Diskeeper that prevents fragmentation before it can happen Learn more   Don't Let Fragmentation Slow Down Your Modern Storage Environment Separate the myths and misconceptions about fragmentation solutions from the truth. Read this white paper to learn about new solutions for disk fragmentation and how to deliver peak system performance and reliability. Read more   Get Your Free Trial of Diskeeper 2011 Increase performance and efficiency for the most powerful systems in your network--the servers. Discover how Diskeeper 2011 prevents disk fragmentation before it happens and optimizes data flow for a productivity boost. Download Now   Disk Performance Analyzer for Networks What's slowing your network down? Find out fast with powerful, free software that gives you a network-wide at-a-glance view of fragmentation accumulation. Discover bottlenecks before they cost you time and effort tracking them down. Download Now   Sponsored by:

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