[Big Al 24]

I just figured I'd share...It does the job that windows built-in defragger doesn't. Give it a shot or google some reviews on it.

http://www.kessels.com/Jkdefrag/

[Detectorist]

What, exactly, does it do that the Windows defragger doesn't?

[Big Al 24]

Run the windows defragger, then run it and you'll see. It notices a higher level of fragmentation than windows does. If the windows defragger did a good job, there wouldn't be so many highly praised alternatives. I wouldn't use it with Vista though, independent tests seem to agree that third party defraggers don't do too much more for Vista than it's internal defragger does.

[Furant]

Seems impressive. I'm not sure I get the purpose or value of the GUI, but it seems to defragment and optimize.

[Big Al 24]

At least it has a gui, the Vista defragger doesn't tell you anything unless you watch it in the command line.

[Furant]

Okay, now that I've used this for a few days, I'm really impressed by it. I've set it up as my screen saver and I'm not sure if it's the placebo effect, but my disk-intensive activities seem faster. I haven't done anything else with all of the configurable options and the commandline switches or running through scheduler, but I love having that flexibility if I want to try something different.

Oh, I also love that by default it works against all mounted drives. It makes it a breeze to keep them all whirring along nicely.

Joey

[Bronson7]

I use AusLogic freeware. Seems a bit faster than the Windoze utility.
Bronson7

[RaiderRodney]

Originally Posted by Bronson7

I use AusLogic freeware. Seems a bit faster than the Windoze utility.
Bronson7

Same here...I'm curious how the two compare though so I'll probably download this and give it a shot

[Jtemple]

I'm a big fan of free Portable Applications:

http://portableapps.com/apps/utiliti...efrag_portable

[Big Al 24]

Glad everybody likes it. I too like the portability.