[Defraggler suggestions]

Actually, the safest handling of a pagefile is to give it it's own tiny partition - preferably on your backup harddrive instead of your system drive, so it isn't competing for read/write time with day to day work - then set the start size and maximum size both equal to the maximum size, and have the contents deleted at shutdown for safety (which I do once a day - when I shut down at night). Voila! it's defragged every day.

 

 

Not everybody would want to have to make a seperate partition for the pagefile. Sometimes it can be handy to just defrag the existing one.

Also, it's not just the pagefile wich cannot be defragged while running Windows. There's more stuff that qualifies for that, including the Windows Registry.

[Defraggler suggestions]

It would be very nice if Defraggler had an offline-defrag option. In that case, ALL files could be defragged, including the pagefile.

I know PageDefrag: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinte...s/bb897426.aspx , already does that, but it doesn't seem to work (very well) on Windows Vista.