Old Hippie
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Other than doing an alignment during an OS install I wasn't aware that it could be done any other way. AFAIK it had to be done on a raw drive with no partitions and no file structure.
Today I was alerted to the Paragon Alignment Tool that claims to align partitions on physical and virtual disks according to internal device's geometry without affecting the on-disk data.
I used the forms, downloaded the tools and info, installed the program and ran the tool.
Since it found my OS aligned it wouldn't go any farther but has anyone else tried/used or heard of this tool?
At the very least it seems to be an alignment checker but who's got a bad XP alignment that needs fixed?
Today I was alerted to the Paragon Alignment Tool that claims to align partitions on physical and virtual disks according to internal device's geometry without affecting the on-disk data.
I used the forms, downloaded the tools and info, installed the program and ran the tool.
Since it found my OS aligned it wouldn't go any farther but has anyone else tried/used or heard of this tool?
At the very least it seems to be an alignment checker but who's got a bad XP alignment that needs fixed?