Hey, everyone needs a good disk defragmenter, so why not a free one? Disk Defrag from Auslogics fits the bill. Yes, I know that Windows comes with its own defragmentation tool, but if you’re running Vista, don’t you miss the mesmerizing status of each little file update? This tool not only gives you that Windows 95 experience, it provides some interesting information after making those files contiguious again. Built upon Microsoft’s Safe Defragmentation API, it reports the amount of slowness that fragmented files caused. Free for Windows 2000, XP, Vista and Server 2003 on FAT16, FAT32 and NTFS volumes.
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