Five tools to keep Windows systems in top shape

Why do I keep falling for these? Nothing new here. TR, I'm getting ready to drop you from my reading list if you can't come up with some better information.

I agree. Making readers click through 10 pages in order to build a higher page click stat may be doing you more harm than good. I can promise you, it is losing you more readers than the clicks are worth.

You must have needed to fill a big hole in the Daily Digest in a hurry to use this "article".

I tend to agree with the others somewhat in that this was a waste of my time, and nothing but a rehash of facts that have been stated so many times. Why not put it right up front that its a "review of some tools that may help" or something to that effect.

My BIGGEST COMPLAINT is that you people continue to force us to have to click through multiple screens to get minimal input. These articles, in this format, are completely akin to the "crapware" that the computer manufacturers include on a new computer.

I won't say that they are completely useless because they aren't.

HOWEVER, I will say that this format that you force upon us is wearing really thin and I too am considering to just give up my membership and find another tech site that I can enjoy the articles on once again. This crap format is going to lose you many members if you continually force feed it to us at every opportunity.

Nuff said, I just hopes this sinks in with your editors.

no, you don't find well : typical of a problem between chair & keyboard !

I guess this is a MBR problem

Why not listing the best tools? There are better tools out there for these functions.

Defragmentation is completely outdated. New HD technology makes this useless. Forget it.