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Giveaway of the day — Abelssoft JetDrive 9.5
Abelssoft JetDrive 9.5 was available as a giveaway on July 26, 2022!
JetDrive defragments the hard disk in an easy and safe way. In this process the files are merged into one piece and completely restructured. This speeds up the computer considerably.
JetDrive 9 now also supports a 1-click operation function.
- Hard drive fragmentation: JetDrive defragments the whole disk. This function can run in the background to not to disturb the normal functioning.
- Defragment protected Windows files: Normally, the user can get permission to access sensitive system files from Windows. JetDrive can also defragment this files in a safe way for better performance.
- Defragment registry: The registry is the central database of Windows. Here, important information is stored, installed drivers, programs and processes. The registry keeps growing and can inflate with the time. JetDrive 9 uses its own defrag process to make the registry again small and compact.
System Requirements:
Windows 7/ 8/ 8.1/ 10/ 11
Publisher:
AbelssoftHomepage:
https://www.abelssoft.de/en/windows/system-utilities/jetdriveFile Size:
2.41 MB
Licence details:
Lifetime
Price:
$37.90
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Thank you for a very nice program.
Installed perfectly on Win 10 - 64bit.
Ran the defrag, it was fast and efficient.
I would definitely recommend it to everyone.
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Per their web site;
"Is JetDrive suitable for SSDs?
We advise against this, as the high number of read and write accesses can shorten the life of an SSD hard disk. Our tool SSD Fresh is better suited for this, which optimizes SSDs. JetDrive is however a good choice for conventional hard disks."
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Indeed, better is to trust'so called 'Trim in Windows. Users could be better off to check if "trim" is working/enabled for them.
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sam, a time-saving comment for everyone. Thanks
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How does this work with SSD's or does it! You do not defrag SSD's as you would spinning drives.
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