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Your systems will run better, faster and more reliably with Diskeeper installed - period!
Common Features In Each Edition IntelliWrite™ fragmentation prevention technology - IntelliWrite prevents up to 85% of the fragmentation every system suffers from. It intelligently writes contiguous files to the disk so server resources are not wasted creating fragmentation. The results? A whole new level of server speed and efficiency.
InvisiTasking® - InvisiTasking is the foundation for Diskeeper to eliminate fragmentation in real time without affecting system resources or intruding on system demands. Real-time defrag automatically handles fragmentation as it occurs, providing maximum PC and Server performance at all times! I-FAAST - (Intelligent File Access Acceleration Sequencing Technology) automatically boosts access speeds for the most commonly used files.
Complete file and free space defrag in the most extreme of conditions, even if your systems have only a one or two percent of free space left available or a file in millions of fragments, can restore lost performance and save the applications reliant on those files from major reliability failures. Enhancing file-write performance.
The Dashboard - an easy-to-use consol, displays real-time details about automatic defragmentation, the health of your volumes, the idle resources being used to accelerate volume performance, and other useful defragmentation information.
Automatic online directory consolidation boosts antivirus scans and back-up speed. Unique Features
Disk Performance Analyzer for Networks™ (DPAN) Disk Performance Analyzer for Networks (DPAN) is a free tool allowing you to monitor fragmentation across a network quickly and easily. With DPAN you can identify performance bottlenecks, scan systems from one access point, and pinpoint system problems before they become help desk headaches. ROI Calculator Diskeeper Cost Justification-ROI Calculator Whitepapers ![]() Disk Defragmentation Backgrounder File Fragmentation SAN/NAS/RAID Impact of Disk Fragmentation Virtualization Performance SQL Defragmented Background Multitasking Whitepaper - InvisiTasking Diskeeper and Email Servers How File Fragmentation Occurs on Windows XP How NTFS reads a file IDC Case Study 2006 Managing Disk Fragmentation - Chapter 1 Real Time Defrag Whitepaper Stability Whitepaper Terabyte Volume Engine performance tests Win IT Pro Whitepaper 2007 Articles ![]() Weak Link Getting Weaker ROI of Defrag Diskeeper Can Boost Your SQL Server Performance File System Performance and System Reliability Processor Hands Off Defragmentation Why Do I Need Diskeeper If There is a Defragmenter in Windows Case Studies ![]() Allstate Ensures System and Database Reliability via Defragmentation Defragmentation Cures Sluggish Windows 2000 Servers at U.S. District Court Site Diskeeper Defrag Starts New Tradition At Historic Prep School Diskeeper helps keep computers running smoothly for Greenville County EMS Diskeeper Keeps the Food Coming at Ruby Tuesday Diskeeper Reclaims Lost Productivity at Leading Engineering Firm - Cobb Fendley and Associates Improving Backup Performance with Defragmentation Managing Waste - Defragmentation protects performance at the Bergen County Utilities Authority UnumProvident Saves Money, Pleases Users and Reduces Its Technical Support Burden What a leading aerospace company did when it began running out of space Product Manuals ![]() Diskeeper 2008 User Manual Diskeeper 2008 Administrator User Manual Diskeeper 2007 User Manual Installing Diskeeper HomeServer Help Documents
Hardware Support
Diskeeper runs on the Intel® x86 platforms (including compatible CPUs from other manufacturers). Disk size limits:
Disk subsystems supported:
Resource Requirements
The disk space requirements for Diskeeper depend on several factors. The Diskeeper installation package is about 60 MB. After the installation is complete, Diskeeper occupies about 38 MB of disk space. If Internet Explorer is not present on your computer, some other needed files (hhupd.exe, 50comupd.exe, and wintdist.exe) may be added. Further, your system may require a new or updated version of the Microsoft Management Console (MMC), which is less than 6 MB.
Additional Software Requirements
Diskeeper relies on the Microsoft Management Console (MMC). The MMC provides a single point of control for system utilities such as Diskeeper. The MMC is used as a central location for a variety of Microsoft and third party administrative tools. The MMC is included in Microsoft Windows 2000 and newer Windows operating systems.
A Note About Firewalls
As a normal part of its operation, the Diskeeper Service (DkService.exe) acts as a server on your system. If you are running a hardware or software firewall, you may see messages indicating Diskeeper Service is trying to act as a server. These messages are expected; you can safely allow these events. This functionality is designed to allow for support for network operations (e.g. Remote Control) via Diskeeper Administrator.
You may also be notified that Diskeeper is trying to access the Internet. It is important to note that Diskeeper does not access the Internet (except when you specifically use the Check for Updates feature), but it does use Windows mechanisms that may trigger these alerts from your firewall. Again, these messages are expected and you can safely allow the events. If networkability or automatic update checking is not required, you can safely disable this. Diskeeper® supports the Microsoft® NTFS (New Technology File System), FAT16 (File Allocation Table) and FAT32 file system formats.
Supported File Systems
Diskeeper® supports the Microsoft® NTFS (New Technology File System), FAT16 (File Allocation Table) and FAT32 file system formats. Operating system support
Note: Supports both 32 and 64 bit Windows
Testimonials
Dear Graeme
In a world where complaints are much more common than compliments, I’d like to take a moment to congratulate Pixel IT for providing outstanding customer service.
From my initial contact with Veronica, right through to making the purchase, I have been impressed with the follow-up, technical expertise and enthusiasm displayed by all the Pixel IT staff I have had contact with.
We have a highly volatile disk array which suffers from heavy defragmentation, and the technical team came up with a number of suggestions to help us find the right Diskeeper settings to keep it under control without compromising performance. Their follow-up and concern that we were happy with the product’s performance was the best I have encountered during my 20 years in the IT industry... and that was with the trial version!
Veronica is delightful to deal with – patient, concerned for our satisfaction with the product, and, once again exemplary follow-up. She even laughs at my lame jokes, so extra points for that!
I would have no hesitation in recommending Pixel IT for their superior product knowledge, professionalism and customer service.
Feel free to post this in a testimonials section (if you have one), and/or I would be happy to relate my experience to potential customers, if you would like me to.
Please pass on this “positive vibe” to your staff.
Shane Wilkinson, Office Administrator, Newstyle Printing Co Pty Ltd
"The backups were running well into business hours (approx. 12 hrs) and hadn’t completed successfully for a long time. Since Diskeeper has been installed, not only has the fragmentation gone from totally red to completely blue, the backups are finishing well within its window (approx .4 hrs)"
Brad Clark, Senior Systems Administrator - Intel Services, Harvey Norman "I became aware of Diskeeper from an article in the London Financial Times. I ordered it immediately as I was having capacity and time problems with my over-used Dell laptop. The machine was transformed. I have the defrag routine set daily and it is like a new machine - much faster, fewer broadband set-up problems and less freezing.
Diskeeper is an excellent product!"
Alan Clark, ACH, Geelong
"We have actually been using Diskeeper for many years. It is now installed on our Win 2000 server. The biggest benefit is that the user console on this version can be run on a terminal server session, whereas our old version didn’t work like this, and this makes remote administration a lot easier.
Remote administration has enabled the following:
· IT staff don’t have to stay around the business out of hours in order to do a boot time server defrag etc (now do it from home over the VPN).
· IT users get increased system availability, since IT staff don’t pester them to get off systems so the boot time defrag can be done. · We can also stagger the boot time server defrags more easily, which reduces risk if a machine mis-behaves as a result. · Servers are generally performing better since we can do this more often with little effort. Also the user interface and reporting is generally more friendly, which is nice. The file tidying process seems to be better at creating contiguous white space, which is always a bit of a problem with NTFS.
I have recommended this program to others for many years. The newest version works fine."
Bruce Robertson, Kingfisher International P/L, Scoresby
"My DK9 software is set up on my home PC, a P4 2.4GHz with 1GB RAM. I have two disc drives: an 80GB drive partitioned as C and D; and a 300GB drive as drive E. All are formatted as NTFS partitions. I have DK9 set up to run automatically in the background, and that's exactly what it does. Simply set-and-forget, which is exactly what a defrag or similar utility should be doing. As for features? Well, given that everything is running perfectly, I'm happy with the way things are at the moment. In terms of performance enhancement, that's a more difficult question to answer, especially when we're not as concerned with metrics on a home machine as I would be with a nest of machines at the office (in which my machines of choice are all made by Sun Microsystems and run a reliable operating system called Solaris :-)
Apart from the usual home computing applications, I have my Bang & Olufsen audio/video systems linked in to the PC through Bang & Olufsen's USB adapter and their PC-Link software, through which I can rip my CD collection (hence the 300GB disc - but there are photos there as well as backups of my critical files from C and D). Clearly, the clean and stable serving of my music collection benfits from the work that DK9 is doing in the background.
I guess I'm just another happy Diskeeper customer to add to your list.
Cheers, and keep up the good work!"
Gary Speechley, DSTO Dept of Defence
"As an IT manager for various organisations I have used Diskeeper for nearly 10 years. Whilst Windows includes its own disk defragmenter, Diskeeper is much faster and does a far better job of de-fragmenting data. On file servers this is especially important as the data is dynamic and fragmentation occurs quickly. A noticeable reduction in file retrieval times is realised once Diskeeper has done its magic. One of a simplest but most powerful options of Diskeeper is the "Set it and forget it" feature. A few clicks of the mouse and your systems will automatically defragment themselves regularly, with no further intervention, thus keeping the disk sub-system working at peak efficiency."
Martin Crockett, ITC Manager, Saint Peters College
"I am currently using Diskeeper at my home and I have noticed a great improvement in my PC’s operational speed. This was the main reason for my purchase and I’m totally satisfied." Jim Baker, Westpac Banking Corporation
"I'm extremely happy with the product, specially the "set it and forget it" feature, and within that the "smart schedule" I have it setup on five Windows 2000 servers. I would definitively recommend Diskeeper to my clients and friends." Robert Giron, Dental Health Services Victoria
“Put simply, Diskeeper is the only product that we can truly “set and forget”. Installation & configuration is totally automated and most of the time we forget it’s even there. We never worry about performance degradation and it actually defragments the entire drive. Very rarely does a product achieve its marketing guff. It worked first time, every time - without fuss or fail”
Arkin Kavaz, IT Administrator, Australian and New Zealand Institute of Insurance and Finance
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