Defragmenting Windows 7

Has anybody tried any of the third-party defragmenters in Windows 7 yet?

Uniblue has a new product called Disk Rescue 2009, (which is a defragger, not a 'rescue' or backup/restore program).
I installed it on Windows 7 Professional today and it works fine.
I hope to have a few copies to give away on WindowsTalk soon.

Does anyone know if "Disk Rescue 2009" works with a 64Bit OS?

I checked the site and it only list the 32Bit versions of XP and Vista.

Only 32-bit at the moment, CC. I think that is due to it's focus being on the typical 'Home' user.
Found this in their FAQ:

I'm running JKDefrag V3.36 (http://kessels.biz/JkDefrag/) in Win7 (32bit). I've not tried the updated MyDefrag v4.0 yet.

I am running the same program - But I'm always open to new ideas

I really hated the fact that Windows removed the animation. The animation puts a little perspective to just how bad your drive is fragmented. Watching the blocks move gives a sense of knowing you data is actually being moved. Looking at a percentage is not the same.

I use ADVANCED DEFRAG on 7.

Windows 7 members: Don't forget to check out the contest going on @ WindowsTalk:
http://www.windowstalk.org/index.php...-2009-contest/

Raxco Perfect Disk 10 is also one of my favorites defraggers just the best software.http://www.perfectdisk.com/products/...ion/learn-more

I know this is a very simple Freeware program, but CCleaner works fine. I have had no problems and am glad with what it does. If im perfectly honest its an essential for any PC enthusiast to have.

here is my screenshots.