If Auslogics is that much faster, it must be due to a different (probably simpler) algorithm. For the record, Defraggler is lightning-fast with doing "quick defrags" too, but not nearly as thorough.
Of course, now that I'm running off a brandnew SSD I'm having to teach myself to lose the habit of defragging at all. Not easy. :)
I ran Windows 7's built-in defragger today with no problems. No noticeable improvement, but no problems. Years ago, on another OS, I used a free defragger and had to reformat as a result. I have used the built-in defragger from Windows 95 up and have never had a problem.
defraggler is a decent disk defragger..i run it once or twice a month and it really maintains my system performance..
it defraggles
Well, with Piriform Defraggler you can defragment your individual files and folders and it can show you all of the list of all of your fragmented files which you can selectively choose to defragment not like in the built in Windows defragger. It is also fast compared to Windows defragger which takes sometime to complete, IMO..
Defraggler from Piriform. Also where you find CCleaner. I let my HDD get to 45GB of fragmented data once. Haha... Yea I started running much faster after defragging. Anyways, defraggler is completely free (:
Wow as if this thread is still alive,
I will stand by what i said on page 2(I think?)
Defraggler is a good program and very neat to use, but at the end of the day it is your personal choice over what programmes you install and use on your machine.
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