Featured Freeware: Auslogics Disk Defrag
Hopefully, there aren't too many Windows users left who don't have Auslogics Disk Defrag. In case you don't, though, this is an excellent time to stop using the slow, native Microsoft defragger and upgrade--for free!--to an app that works better and faster: Auslogics Disk Defrag.
Even on older Windows XP systems, the program runs reasonably fast. Chose a hard drive from the drop-down menu to get a read on its stats such as free and used space and get a visual comparison in a pie chart. One click starts the defragging, and along with a visual table representing the various bits and bytes that are being shunted around, you also get a running ticker of the file currently being defragged. Disk Defragger spits out a bar graph and an HTML report at the end, lacking only a final sector map.
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- by skorpio April 13, 2008 9:56 AM PDT
- hi just have downloaded AUSTLOGIGS DISK DEFRAG and it came up with 500 errors on my hard drive and to fix it i was ask to pay for a licence...well this may be so but it was listed FREE in your free downloads so whats going one? cheers hans bell
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