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Hey, as we know Defraggler comes with options to defragment fragmented files, but there's also option to "generally" defrag the whole drive. This one got me puzzled. How does Defraggler determine which files should be close together in hard disc? Or if this heuristic is lacking, is there any benefit to run full defrag when only a few files are fragmented since last use? I noticed that whenever I play a particular game that game's files end up fragmented. Thanks.

Hello. First of all thanks for making such a great software. I defragmented my harddrive with old Defraggler (1.0.52 I think) before dowloading the newest version. At new version it says three files are fragmented, so I begin a scan just to test it. However, the scan is taking really long on supposedly defragmented drive. I don't mind the slowness, but this poses an interesting question: has standard for what is considered defragmented changed in new engine? It is said that the longer defragmentation takes, the more good it will do to the file system. Will this new defragmentation algorithm improve file system performance by how much?