Featured Freeware: Smart Defrag
It's hard to stand out in the crowded field of defraggers, but Smart Defrag is able to do so with an unexpected twist.
Along with quick analysis and scans, Smart Defrag boasts an automated defragger that continually defrags the files that you use the most, and does it without becoming a persistent drag on your system resources. When running in the background, the program only eats up 14MB of RAM, so it's possible to run it smoothly on older machines.
Other solid features include a scheduler you can set up to defrag whenever you want and some customization features if you want the program to start when Windows loads or right before logging off. You also can set it to shut down your computer when it's done defragging your hard drives and partitions. Overall, if you would like a handy defragger with options for scheduling and more, this is a great defragger for both novices and more experienced users.
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For me, I have 4 drives of my harddisk, I have to defrag 4 TIMES for each drive, that's too annoying. In all IObit SmartDefrag is the best!
For me, I have 4 drives of my harddisk, I have to defrag 4 TIMES for each drive, that's too annoying. In all IObit SmartDefrag is the best!
Not to bad, but I run Auslogics once a week and usually get no more than 40. I also have LiveOneCare do run a defrag once a week. So I guess all in all a decent product, with some cool features. If you dont have a defrag with auto settings already, its good. If you do but you like to have a second one around, stick with Auslogics.
DId nothing!! Windows XP + 100GB drive. Went to Windows Defrag program and ran analyzer. Reported 1% defrag...Good thing it's free!
- by DaMacD March 24, 2009 9:36 PM PDT
- Is This Free Or Trial Version??
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