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Why does Iobit have such a bad reputation?
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<blockquote data-quote="Templarware" data-source="post: 940608" data-attributes="member: 91033"><p>I haven't been using it... But anyway, there's not much to update about defragging, it's the same for many tears. We can see the graph with everything mapped, and I can see games fragmented. For exemple, if you uninstall a game then install a new game, it will first fill the location where the previous game was, then when it gets filled, it will continue installing at the end of the drive. Defraggler sees all that, and shows 30%+ fragmentation when Windows built in shows 0%.</p><p>Windows built in is just quite limited, that's why it doesn't really defrag much.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Templarware, post: 940608, member: 91033"] I haven't been using it... But anyway, there's not much to update about defragging, it's the same for many tears. We can see the graph with everything mapped, and I can see games fragmented. For exemple, if you uninstall a game then install a new game, it will first fill the location where the previous game was, then when it gets filled, it will continue installing at the end of the drive. Defraggler sees all that, and shows 30%+ fragmentation when Windows built in shows 0%. Windows built in is just quite limited, that's why it doesn't really defrag much. [/QUOTE]
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