De-fragmentation (terminated)

[Ray Choiniere]

OK, folks; enough is enough. . . at least for me.

For what it's worth, I've put a filter in for 
<lists3-200402 at verizon.net.>

Too bad; this guy is probably very knowledgeable. But obvious bad 
manners and flagellating dead horses wear thin after a while.  
Especially when they are combined.


> "little to no benefit" means exactly that. any perceived benefit from 
> defragging will not last...no matter what the third party vendor 
> marketing departments would like you to believe.
>
> if fragmentation is a problem, get a scratch disk or a bigger drive. 
> less focus on marketing hype...more focus on common sense.
>
> don