PerfectDisk defrag and fragmentation prevention is faster than ever.
Service Pack 5 for PerfectDisk 12.5 is not just any old update. Windows 8 support is here, along with changes to the handling of SSD, flash and USB drives, missed schedules due to sleep mode or hibernation, improvements to the PerfectDisk interface, product responsiveness and more! Initial feedback from PerfectDisk fans:
“The UI is much faster! Windows 8 is now complete with PD 12.5….the OS is super smooth and fast”– Kenneth M., Computer Technician, Mosta, Malta
“SP5 is almost like a new product. I don’t think PerfectDisk has been this responsive since 9, though I can’t speak for others.”
– Danial H., Campbelltown, New South Wales, Australia
“Just amazing awesome!”
– Drew C., System Developer, Massapequa, New York
Make sure you’re running the most up-to-date version of PerfectDisk:
Home Users: Extend Your Free Trial
If you are currently using a free trial evaluation of PerfectDisk, extend your 10-day trial to a 30-day trial by downloading PerfectDisk Pro or PerfectDisk Home Premium over your existing product of the same name.
Already a Licensed PerfectDisk 12.5 Customer?
Just click Check for Updates in your PerfectDisk Help menu.
Related Posts:
- PerfectDisk 12.5 Service Pack (SP) 5 Build 312
- Windows 8 defrag, Windows Server 2012 defrag and more coming soon
- PerfectDisk 12.5 Service Pack 5 coming October 10th
- PerfectDisk will support Windows 8 in v12.5
- Windows 8 and PerfectDisk
4 comments
Sadly my Windows 8 pro (RTM) boots up a lot slower since defragmenting the drive with the latest version of PerfectDisk 12.5 PerfectDisk also does not open as quickly.
Hi John, I have submitted a support ticket to customer support for you. They will be replying to the email address you provided here. Thanks!
My two hardware RAID arrays (Raid1 for Win8 and RAID10 for data) were amazingly fragmented when I installed SP5. The OS array was sluggish, and I was looking at SSD options.
I set the two arrays for SmartPlacement and let PD spend the night defragmenting them. I was very surprised by the improvement in boot, program loading, and search times. In fact, I no longer find myself thinking about SSDs, which is a testament to how well your software optimizes OS drives.
I do not remember seeing such an improvement with earlier versions of Perfectdisk on Windows 7.
Great to hear — thanks David!