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This is the worst waste of time I have ever had the misfortune of reviewing: "
Windows PowerTools 1.3" is a batch file 3kb long, packaged in a 100kb self-extracting EXE. There is no uninstall: you just delete the folder containing the batch file and the desktop shortcut.
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The batch file is reasonably easy to read, as batch files go, and some of the options are too buggy to work. There is NO documentation, other than the one-line explanations shown in the graphic above. When you select option 6 above the batch file calls the built-in
Windows Disk Defrag utility. This "utility" gets a big thumbs down for sheer waste of time. Thanks for nothing.
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