Using Defraggler


  1. the jimmy
    Posts : 67
    Win 7 32bit HP
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    Using Defraggler


    I started with 22% defragmentation and finished with 21%. I do see that the number of fragmented files is much less..I guess I expected that the drive would be completely defragmented.

    Any comments?
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  3. gaz
    Posts : 211
    Windows 7 X64 Bit
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    defrag


    create a restore point and do a disk cleanup
    the pagefile gets larger during defrag, taking up space
    make sure your pc is running well and you can delete old restore points
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