Are you a heavy internet user and downloader? Is your hard disk overflowing with data more times in a week than not? Have you ever been in a situation where your PC’s performance drastically degraded because of drastically fragmented files,folders or the whole drive as a whole and you could not de-fragment it because you dint have enough free space(15% is required) for de-fragmentation, and you could not free your hard disk because of time constraint, faulty optical hard drive(which was my case and the reason behind writing this post) or just because you are a lazy bone.

Then, “Defraggler” is just made for you.

Defraggler is a free software that is capable of defragmenting individual files and folders(ofcourse it can do the job on the whole drive as well).

Its very very useful when you dont have free space(15%),or means of emptying your hard disk or you just need a file you just downloaded or a folder(of songs lets say) you got from your friend.

Its so easy to use that i dont think there is even need to tell how to use it.Try it and you will know it your self. Im posting a few screen shots from the parent website.

Get “Defraggler” from “HERE“ .

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It saved my life a week ago.Actually i had “Disk Keeper Pro” installed to take care of my hard disk. But unexpectedly, my pc’s performance deteriorated by considerable extent. Im a lazy bone and never bothered to check until one day when i checked and found my “Disk Keeper Pro” has expired(ahem…). I had my 160 GB full so couldnt use the windows defragment tool and since my optical drive was faulty,i could not empty the hard disk by burning a few DVD’s. But in the analysis report i came to know that some of the new files i downloaded were heavily fragmented ( fragmentation as high as 6500for a single file!). I googled and found this tool and expirienced a considerable increase in performance without formatting the system.

Happy de fragmenting.

Ciao

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