Competition Time: Win 7 Copies of PerfectDisk 10 for Windows Home Server

Raxco recently received their Windows 7 Compatibility logo for PerfectDisk, and as it’s the only disk defragmentation app to have been awarded certification, they’re celebrating by giving us 7 copies of PerfectDisk 10 for Windows Home Server to give to you! (Well, 7 of you anyway….)

To be in with a shot of winning, simply follow We Got Served on Twitter and send us a message to say hi! Feel free to re-tweet the competition with a link to this page also (that counts as a second bonus entry and doubles your chances of winning ). We’ll pull seven entries out at random in a week’s time and they’ll get a shiny new home server defragger for free! Find out more about PerfectDisk and Windows 7 over on Raxco’s website.

Microsoft Certifies Raxco Software’s PerfectDisk 10 for Windows 7
Disk Defragmenter is industry’s only one to receive Microsoft’s Seal of approval in key technical areas

GAITHERSBURG, MD – September 3, 2009 – Raxco Software, the leader in disk defragmentation software, announced today that PerfectDisk® 10 has achieved Windows 7 certification from Microsoft®. Microsoft’s certification programs are designed to ensure that third-party software applications operating on Windows 7 meet specific requirements for compatibility and reliability on Windows 7. No other disk defragmenter has achieved this certification from Microsoft.

Microsoft designed its Windows 7 quality program to improve the end user experience with third-party software applications in compatibility and reliability. PerfectDisk 10 has passed the Microsoft-designed tests for in these areas.

“With the growing complexity of interoperability issues, the importance of certification has never been more important,” said Bob Hegel, Microsoft program manager at Raxco Software. “PerfectDisk has always been at the forefront with certification, and PerfectDisk’s Windows 7 certification adds to a long list of certifications that are unmatched by any other disk defragmenter”

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