lesjen

Hi. I've noticed that files are left with fragments. Defragging one file only comes back with a message that nothing was done. The file in question is a video file of about 1Gb size. Hard drive is 80 Gigs with 21 Gigs free. I also see that files that are not fragmented are left scattered around and not packed in order to leave as much free space as possible. I have read the documentation and I have seen the different suggestions on how to defrag one file only but it does not do what it's supposed to do. I just want to understand the nuts and bolts of Defraggler so if someone can explain why the program does as it does, I'll be happy. Thank you /Leslie

Hi My wish is stated above. The "defrag" tab is for me the first tab where status of disk c: is. Thanks /Leslie

The english word pagefile has been translated with "sidfil" in my opinion it should be translated "v?xlingsfil"

I've used Defraggler for a while. One thing that puzzles me is that after a defragmentation, if I then analyze again there will be additional files and maybe 3% defragmentation. If I run defragmentation again I can see that it is many of the files that are touched again. I,m aware that the program tries to place the files together to create free space, but I do no understand how the program can detect a higher grade of defragmentation right after a defragmentation has been done. This is on a Windows 7 Ultimate amd64 system. Thanks :-)