Rick Broida, writing last week in PC World in an article also picked up by Computerworld, Network World, InfoWorld, The Industry Standard and more, describes his moving to Windows 7 from Vista on a new hard drive partition. Because Rick wanted to get more "shrinkage" on his drive than Disk Management would give him, he "turned to PerfectDisk, a drive defragmentation program that can perform the all-important function of moving system files to the beginning of the partition, thus freeing up much more of the available space."
This is just another benefit of PerfectDisk's free space consolidation available through its Space Restoration Technology. Defragmenting software that can also provides disk space management such as shrinking a drive effiently. If you're moving to Windows 7, you'll need more than the built-in Windows 7 defrag utility to effectively shrink your drives, just as you did with Vista. With PerfectDisk, you can do more than defrag a computer.
A lot more.
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