KotaXor Posted October 30, 2008 Share Posted October 30, 2008 What is the fragmentation status of your hard disk? -- You no longer need to guess... this freeware will give you a complete diagnosis of your current hard drives, then defragment and speed up disk performance in minutes.The World’s Most Efficient DefragmenterWhat’s the primary cause of slow/unstable PC performance? It’s disk fragmentation. Smart Defrag helps defragment your hard drives more efficiently than any other product on the market –– free or not.Features of this powerful, award-winning defragmenter program include: * An "Install It and Forget It" feature that works automatically and quietly in the background on your computer. * The ability to constantly keep your hard drive safe, error-free and running at its top speed and optimum performance. * Eliminates slow downs, freeze-ups and crashes. * Smart Defrag is 100% FREE award-winning software that’s for personal, home and small business. * 100% safe from any spyware, adware and virus. * Designed for Windows Vista, XP, and 2000, including Windows Server Eiditions. * 100% Free for home, small business, organization, and enterprise. * Distribute it freely, copy it, or include it as part of a package – as long as it is left completely intact and unchanged. Key Benefits Extremely Easy to UseInstall it and forget it. This powerful, free defragmenter works continuously, automatically and quietly in the background on your PC. Its intuitive interface makes Smart Defrag the ideal utility for complete computer dummies. Exceptionally Efficient DefragmentationSmart Defrag has the world’s fastest defragmenting engine. It’s been specially designed for modern, large hard drives, so it eliminates long waiting times. Optimize Disk PerformanceSmart Defrag doesn’t just use simple defragmentation. It also streamlines your file system, places the frequently used files and directories into the fastest area of the disk, enabling your computer to run at top speed with the most stability. Always-on to Work AutomaticallySmart Defrag works automatically and quietly in the background, so it continually and constantly keeps your computer fragment-free. Data Safe and Reliability GuaranteedSmart Defrag uses the commercial-level standard to move data and does not damage any file in your disk. Besides, unlike other "Automated" Defragmenters, Smart Defrag does NOT constantly perform analysis and defragment, which does damage your hard drive and shorten its life. Smart Defrag has a "Safe Intelligence" technology that can assure the health of your disk by deciding When and How to start defragmentation. Free Defragmenter ForeverSmart Defrag is 100% freeware. Download, use, and update it absolutely free for your personal computers, business or enterprise servers –– it won’t cost you a penny.Download Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
rKAnjEL Posted October 31, 2008 Share Posted October 31, 2008 Same Quality and Features as Diskeeper®, No Cost ForeverReally? Last time I tried this it screwed-up my system, did they improve it? I'm curious.Currently my favorite defragger is Auslogics Disk Defrag, it's fast, simple, and also FREE.If you've tried both recently I'd like to know your opinion. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
KotaXor Posted November 1, 2008 Author Share Posted November 1, 2008 Same Quality and Features as Diskeeper®, No Cost ForeverReally? Last time I tried this it screwed-up my system, did they improve it? I'm curious.Currently my favorite defragger is Auslogics Disk Defrag, it's fast, simple, and also FREE.If you've tried both recently I'd like to know your opinion.Tried Diskeeper, but did not try this yet! Look promising though.Presently using Ultimate Defrag and found this very good.I will try Smart Defrag on another computer and feed back! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
mp3it Posted November 1, 2008 Share Posted November 1, 2008 Tried this, it seemed to work wellHas option for standard defrag or optimize/defrag (puts most used files to outer tracks)After a reboot and try to open it again I got an open disk volume error and the only way it will run is as administratorRunning Vista x64 so may work properly on other os's Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
rKAnjEL Posted November 1, 2008 Share Posted November 1, 2008 Tried Diskeeper, but did not try this yet! Look promising though.Presently using Ultimate Defrag and found this very good.I will try Smart Defrag on another computer and feed back!I hate Ultimate Defrag, it's horrifically slow and it always leaves fragments behind :PTried this, it seemed to work wellHas option for standard defrag or optimize/defrag (puts most used files to outer tracks)After a reboot and try to open it again I got an open disk volume error and the only way it will run is as administratorRunning Vista x64 so may work properly on other os'sWell, I might give it a try later then. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
shought Posted November 1, 2008 Share Posted November 1, 2008 Note for UltimateDefrag, you should do this before any defrag job: Start, Run, cmd, type 'cd C:\', type 'fsutil usn deletejournal /D C:' (C representing your drive on which Windows is installed). This will help you get rid of those 'open places' and stuff. You also shouldn't use the 'Respect layout.ini' option for now.And there's a reason for it being slow, it has to specifically place all files in an order, this is something all other defragmenting apps don't do, therefore UD isn't only a defragmenter but also a file placement optimizer :P Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Bizarre™ Posted November 1, 2008 Share Posted November 1, 2008 I hate Ultimate Defrag, it's horrifically slow and it always leaves fragments behind :PTry using PerfectDisk ;) . Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
KotaXor Posted November 1, 2008 Author Share Posted November 1, 2008 Note for UltimateDefrag, you should do this before any defrag job: Start, Run, cmd, type 'cd C:\', type 'fsutil usn deletejournal /D C:' (C representing your drive on which Windows is installed). This will help you get rid of those 'open places' and stuff. You also shouldn't use the 'Respect layout.ini' option for now.And there's a reason for it being slow, it has to specifically place all files in an order, this is something all other defragmenting apps don't do, therefore UD isn't only a defragmenter but also a file placement optimizer :Pyeah! and you had a guide on this in the Tutorial page. Follow this to a tee, working fine. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
rKAnjEL Posted November 2, 2008 Share Posted November 2, 2008 Note for UltimateDefrag, you should do this before any defrag job: Start, Run, cmd, type 'cd C:\', type 'fsutil usn deletejournal /D C:' (C representing your drive on which Windows is installed). This will help you get rid of those 'open places' and stuff. You also shouldn't use the 'Respect layout.ini' option for now.And there's a reason for it being slow, it has to specifically place all files in an order, this is something all other defragmenting apps don't do, therefore UD isn't only a defragmenter but also a file placement optimizerNo, that's no excuse for it's unrealistic time consumption, I tried to use UD to defrag my 1TB HDD, and it gave me a ridiculous estimate of time needed to finish, as I recall it was something like 60hours!!, maybe more, I dun remember for sure...And even when I use it on my smaller drives, it still takes forever, and it ALWAYS leaves fragments behind, so...Try using PerfectDiskmeh, I like Ausologics Disk Defrag, it's small, simple, fast and effecient...it might not be the best, but it's good enough for me ;) Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
shought Posted November 2, 2008 Share Posted November 2, 2008 Note for UltimateDefrag, you should do this before any defrag job: Start, Run, cmd, type 'cd C:\', type 'fsutil usn deletejournal /D C:' (C representing your drive on which Windows is installed). This will help you get rid of those 'open places' and stuff. You also shouldn't use the 'Respect layout.ini' option for now.And there's a reason for it being slow, it has to specifically place all files in an order, this is something all other defragmenting apps don't do, therefore UD isn't only a defragmenter but also a file placement optimizerNo, that's no excuse for it's unrealistic time consumption, I tried to use UD to defrag my 1TB HDD, and it gave me a ridiculous estimate of time needed to finish, as I recall it was something like 60hours!!, maybe more, I dun remember for sure...And even when I use it on my smaller drives, it still takes forever, and it ALWAYS leaves fragments behind, so...The 'Estimated time' is never right, I don't know why they implemented that, it's just bullocks. Doesn't make any sense. So don't expect it to take even close to that long.If you follow my guide and the note I gave you above I promise you it won't leave fragmented files, except for when you're bothered by some system files that can not be moved, by any defragmenter(other than an offline degragmenter, which UD should have released like 2 months ago(grrrr)). You just need to know how to configure it right and all... It takes some time but I guarantee this app will get the full speed of your HD out of it, unlike any other defragmenting tool ;) Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
KotaXor Posted November 2, 2008 Author Share Posted November 2, 2008 @ rKAnjELOk....Tried and tested it. Set it to Defrag and Optimize and it put all your most frequently used files near the MFT and the rest behind, much like UD (except that in UD, you can choose).Simple to set, unlike UD (you have to know what you are doing, though thanks to sought, you can get it right).It is also much faster, although the first run will take a while.@ shoughtAgreed that UD is much much better, but some time it just doesn't work as expected.Recently, it just doesn't defrag the high performance files (just defrag the archive's), don't know why as I did not change any setting since the last time I defraged.Smart Defrag is for those who do not like to do configuration and just leave it to configure the most frequent used files for optimization.Thumb up for Smart Defrag! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
HATE9X Posted November 3, 2008 Share Posted November 3, 2008 ultimatedefrag08 screwed up my windows install, could be i selected a sys file from windows to be moved or something, anyway it's unacceptable it can happen.. O.oso now i use jkdefrag.. altho i was at first dubious, i've realized it kicks ass.. :) Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
LoKz Posted November 3, 2008 Share Posted November 3, 2008 Why cant a Defrag be so easy... i mean its a program it should do things automatically maybe a few clicks here and there for customized but that is it... so this would be nice *No typing in CMD lol*No going and deleting/modifying Files so it can run RIGHT unless we are talking about... :listen: *No reading on a tutorial on how to use a defrag... LOL ;) i think that is about it... cant it just be "to defrag just click here CLICK!" lol Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
KotaXor Posted November 4, 2008 Author Share Posted November 4, 2008 Why cant a Defrag be so easy... i mean its a program it should do things automatically maybe a few clicks here and there for customized but that is it... so this would be nice *No typing in CMD lol*No going and deleting/modifying Files so it can run RIGHT unless we are talking about... :battle: *No reading on a tutorial on how to use a defrag... LOL ;) i think that is about it... cant it just be "to defrag just click here CLICK!" lolAre you talking about UD? lolIf that is the case, use Smart Defrag or Diskeeper! (by the way, I am not paid by them to advertise!) :listen: Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
LoKz Posted November 4, 2008 Share Posted November 4, 2008 I know you are not paid from them or anybody to advertise... lol but i was just saying because so many defrag need you to do this and that and sometimes use CMD... i was talkin in general on the defrag programs... :win: like the windows defrag i mean its simple yet affective... now if they had something like that and simple that made things even better... Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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