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Bobby
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I am not cartain, but I think you may be able to add it back by going to the Control Panel, Add & Remove Programs, then select Windows Components from the left hand side. The Defragmenter is within Accessories.

Perhaps someone will else confirm that this is correct. :)

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even after i uninstalled the program i still had that problem

What is the program you installed? Diskeeper will reinstate the original Windows defragger when uninstalled. A program that does not is not one to be recommended - that's why we're asking.

Anyway, you may need to do a System Restore to a time before you installed that unknown defragger.

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Glad you fixed it :flowers:

If you are looking for a defragmenter that is better than the Windows built-in one, have a look at http://www.diskeeper.com/. They offer a free 30 days trial, and when uninstalling it, the system will return to the original Windows defragmenter.

Many of the forum regulars here use Diskeeper, and I have never heard any problems about it.

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Glad you fixed it :flowers:

If you are looking for a defragmenter that is better than the Windows built-in one, have a look at http://www.diskeeper.com/. They offer a free 30 days trial, and when uninstalling it, the system will return to the original Windows defragmenter.

Many of the forum regulars here use Diskeeper, and I have never heard any problems about it.

I second Pats recommendation. :D

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This also hi-lights the advice given many times on this forum: Before downloading or installing any new programme always check it out first either by searching on its name in your usual search engine, or by consulting a forum like this, or by doing both. You were fortunate, Bobby, many so-called utilities apart from messing with Windows itself, also have embedded adware, spyware and other nasties that can be excrutiatingly difficult to remove once installed.

Installing McAfee SiteAdvisor (or a similar trustworthy browser utility) will also help warn you about suspect websites, but not programmes that come on magazine CD's. :flowers:

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