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jcojans1 · 01-16-03, 05:27 PM

Does solid-state memory really need to be defraggmented in time? This utility apparently allows to to defrag a memory card and also allows you to choose the type of file system you wish to use on your machine (FAT12, FAT16, or FAT32).

Would this be a valuable tool to invest in or is this something that is really not required with solid-state memory?

Thanks,
Jeremy

Storage Tools: [url=http://www.softwinter.com]http://www.softwinter.com[/url]

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