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This was exactly the repair I was looking for. I had installed Diskeeper on a free trial basis, but couldn't afford to buy it when the trial ran out several



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Old 09-15-2007, 06:56 PM   #1
bunnieknit
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Default Re: DISK DEFRAGMENTER

This was exactly the repair I was looking for.

I had installed Diskeeper on a free trial basis, but couldn't afford to buy
it when the trial ran out several weeks back so I uninstalled it. I decided
I needed to defrag yesterday and discovered that my defrag shortcut was gone.
I think Diskeeper is so aggressive that it tries to take the place of the
Windows Defragger, and when I deleted it, it took the shortcut to the Windows
Defragger with it. I've heard a lot of good things about Diskeeper, but I am
not happy with what happened when I uninstalled it.

Anyway, thanks for posting the way to reinstall the original shortcut to the
Windows Defragger.
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bunnieknit


"ColTom2" wrote:

> Hi:
>
> Glad that you have your defrag back. I am unfamiliar with Disk Keeper, but
> there should be some way to disable without removing. Is it loading on
> Startup? Go to Start>Run>enter msconfig>Startup Tab>now look and see if disk
> keeper is listed. You might have to expand the Command with your cursor to
> identify. If listed remove the check and click on Apply then OK to reboot.
>
> "natsun" <natsun@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:069F3A3B-31C8-4991-9423-CF8178DE2A82@microsoft.com...
> >
> >
> > "ColTom2" wrote:
> > Hi ColTom.......
> >
> > The second way worked and it was found and installed ok.
> >
> > It now appears within the accessories folder again, but disk keeper is
> > still
> > overriding the windows defrag utility........ I have no problem with that
> > but
> > for future reference how can I have both available if I so wish? Without
> > removing disk keeper as it is a very good program.
> >
> > Many thanks for your knowledge and help
> >
> >> Go back and double check your Folder options to be sure that you have a
> >> check in "Show hidden files and folders". I assume that you are running
> >> Windows XP and if so you should have the file dfrg.inf installed on your
> >> computer. Run a search again for dfrg.inf and when you click on All Files
> >> and Folders look down below and also click on More Advanced Options and
> >> be
> >> sure that you have a check the first three items listed including "Search
> >> hidden files and folders". Now it should appear, so right click on the
> >> file
> >> dfrg.inf and then click on install.

> >

>
>
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