PerfectDisk 8 Certified for Vista

PerfectDisk 8 is now certified by Microsoft for Windows Vista. PerfectDisk 8 Build 50 is now available for use on Windows Vista, as well as Windows XP Home/Professional, Windows Server 2003 and Windows 2000 Professional/Server.

During the PerfectDisk 8 Vista certification process, Raxco Software's development team uncovered a bug within a component of Windows Vista. Microsoft is working to resolve the issue. In any event, Raxco has designed PerfectDisk 8 Build 50 to specifically work around this issue.

To get PerfectDisk 8 Build 50:

• If you are running PerfectDisk 8 on Windows Vista, it is critical that you update to Build 50. You can do this by clicking on Perfectdisk and selecting Run as administrator and then click on Help and then select Check for Updates.
• For non-Vista versions of Windows, run PerfectDisk, click on Help and then select Check for Updates
• To redownload a purchased PerfectDisk 8 installation, follow the instructions in the email receipt that you received when you purchased PerfectDisk.

PerfectDisk -- first defragmenter to support Vista. First and only certified for Vista.

Comments

[PerfectDisk]

Thanks everyone for your comments. We've fixed some things and want to make sure we've caught everything, or as close as possible, before releasing an update. It's coming soon.

Thanks for your patience.

Joe

[Bruce]

Windows XP Home Edition also has the same display issue!! Just thought id let the guys at perfectdisk know!

[PerfectDisk]

Hi Athan,

Thanks for your comment. Yes, we are close to a fix for this. I realize it is extremely annoying, and I apologize for the inconvenience.

Thanks for your patience.

Joe

[Athan P.]

Latest PD build (50) has an annoying display issue when run on Vista.
Its main window, cannot be resized. Dragging from a window corner, increases window size but then it's impossible to reduce it.

I hope you fix it soon. Currently I have to use PD maximized, on a 2400x1600 screen :)

[RBC9]

thx ...

for hiding downgrade trial version from 120 to 30 days using a "critical" (.T./.F. ?) annouce ...