Diskeeper 2009

Diskeeper 2009 is a brilliant tool which introduces system performance innovations so advanced they redefine what a defragmenter can do.

Handle volumes with as little as 1% free space. Diskeeper 2009 is the only defragmenter with InvisiTasking technology, enabling defragmentation in real-time, with zero overhead. No fragmentation build up, even during busiest work periods. See for yourself. Version 2009 may include unspecified updates, enhancements, or bug fixes.

Major Features:

1. Automatic Operation — Diskeeper is designed to operate without your intervention. Simply install Diskeeper, then sit back and let it take care of the details. Of course, you can also run Diskeeper manually. (But you probably have better things to do with your time. That’s what Automatic Defragmentation with InvisiTasking is for!) See page 23 for more information about Automatic Defragmentation. Diskeeper Family of Products — The
2. Diskeeper family of products offers specialized automatic defragmentation of Windows operating systems ranging from Windows 2000 through Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows Home Server, and Windows Server 2008 Datacenter. See the tables in Appendix A for the complete Diskeeper lineup.
3. Descriptive Console Interface — The Diskeeper console provides an intuitive and informative defragmentation experience. Common commands are grouped together in the Quick Launch pane, and a group of tabbed panes show you a wide variety of information. Diskeeper shows you the condition of your disks, and provides suggestions for improving or maintaining your disks. See page 20 for more information.
4. Performance and Volume Health Analysis — Diskeeper collects and displays data regarding the performance and overall health of your volumes in the Dashboard tab. This information allows you to be more proactive in the management and maintenance of your computers. See page 20 for more information.
5. I-FAAST — Intelligent File Access Acceleration Sequencing Technology (I-FAAST) improves file access/creation by up to 80% (average 10%-20%) above and beyond the improvement provided by defragmentation alone. This is the first industry implementation of ―Disk Performance Calibration‖, the modern evolution of the outdated and inconclusive disk optimization strategies of the past. See page 24 for more information.
6. Frag Shield Technology — One situation that can impair the performance and reliability of your computer is fragmentation of the Master File Table (MFT) on NTFS volumes and your paging files. Since the operating system relies heavily on the MFT and paging file, the effect of fragmentation is often much greater than when a normal file is fragmented. Frag Shield is the first and only technology to prevent system file fragmentation. No more need to run a manual and resource-intensive process. The Frag Shield MFT fragmentation prevention technology is now fully automatic and re-written to operate invisibly using InvisiTasking technology. Frag Shield is described in detail on page 29.
7. Terabyte Volume Engine — A Diskeeper exclusive, the Terabyte Volume Engine (TVE) is designed to efficiently defragment extremely large (larger than 60 GB) volumes. This feature is available in selected Diskeeper editions. The table in Appendix A shows the Diskeeper editions with TVE support, and more information about the TVE is available on page 49.
8. Titan Defrag Engine — The Titan Defrag Engine is the most powerful defragmentation engine ever built, eclipsing even the previous technological leader – the Terabyte Volume Engine (TVE). The Titan Defrag Engine is specially developed for the most massive data volumes ever created. Starting at volumes containing 4 to 5 TB of data, the Titan Defrag Engine will complete the job even faster and more thoroughly than the TVE.

Requirements:

Diskeeper runs on the Intel x86 platform (including Pentium™ and compatible CPUs from other manufacturers) running Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows Server 2003, Windows Server 2008, Windows Home Server, and Windows Vista.. Note that Windows 2000 systems must be running Service Pack 4 or higher, and Windows XP systems must be running Service Pack 2 or higher