Defraggler: Defrag Your Hard Drive One File At A Time
Everybody knows that defragging your hard drive takes a lot of time. If you happen to have multiple hard drives, defragging them means that you don’t get to use your computer for half a day(scary thought).
Defraggler is a free defragmentation utility that lets you decide what files you want to defrag, when you want to. This means that you don’t need to defrag a whole drive in one go, and you can use your computer while it defrags the files you selected. Sounds good right?
Another great feature, is that you can just copy the executable file and put the app on your thumbdrive. The exe file is less than 1MB. Very nice.
Defraggler runs on Windows 2000, 2003, XP and Vista, and supports NTFS and FAT32 file systems. 64-bit support is not included in this version.
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October 7th, 2007 12:05
Nice tool Brown.Will be using it right now as i was planning to defrag my hard disk for a long time now but wasn’t able to do it for some reasons.Lets see how it goes and i will write about my experience as soon as its done
Cheers
Abhishek
October 7th, 2007 14:32
@abhishek:
Let me know how it goes buddy
October 7th, 2007 16:16
Brown I must say this tool is amazing.I used it to some of my drives and it was quite a wonderful experience.I would highly recommend this to everyone.Thanx once again for such a nice one
Cheers
Abhishek
October 7th, 2007 16:52
Brown I have dugg this story.Hope it gets more digg and you are on the first page soon enough as this article is quite intresting.
Cheers
Abhishek
October 7th, 2007 21:16
@abhishek:
You’re welcome buddy! Thanks for the digg too
October 8th, 2007 10:23
That is very useful, my old VAIO had a partitioned drive so that helped with defragging time…but my current computer just has one big C drice so this program would definitely help. I like the customizable aspect of it =)
October 8th, 2007 13:27
@Joanne:
I really like this program. Defragging is actually enjoyable now hehe
October 8th, 2007 21:47
I haven’t tried this out yet…it’s still in beta, so I am in two minds whether to install it.
Is there any advantage this new defragger provides over the gazillion existing defraggers? From what I can tell, it has no automatic mode, and you still have to resort to manual or scheduled defrag, so that’s a bit of a letdown. Can it do multiple drives simultaneously?
Since I’ve been using an automatic defragger with the automatic mode enabled for both my drives, I am a bit spoiled, you might say.
It has virtually eliminated any work on my part as far as defragging is concerned, save for the occasional boot-time system files defrag. The defragger does everything else in the background, transparently, and my drives are usually low on fragmentation without my having to lift a finger 
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If defraggler can do something similar, I’ll be really impressed.
October 8th, 2007 22:13
@SherKhan:
Not as feature-packed as the one you use. What are you using? Sounds good to me, probably be a nice post too.