[Defraggler 2.00.230]

Good luck them. I find unfair to make comparisons here. Just use whatever defragmenter that suits your needs.

[Where is offline defragmentation option?]

Yeah. I also think that "Offline defrag" means defragging specific core system files at bootup time.

[Page Files Will Not Go Away]

The system probably created a restore point before defragging.

[Defraggler High CPU Usage After Closing]

Running Defraggler 1.21.209 on Windows XP Pro SP3. I've had a situation occur repeatedly where after I shut down Defraggler, it continues to run in the background, chewing up 75-95% of my CPU cycles. I have used Systinternals Process Explorer to watch it do this for several minutes before killing it. Any idea what's going on, or what additional information I can give you to help resolve it?

 

Defraggler 2.0 is out. Can you test this version?

[Heavy linguistical mistake]

It's not a big deal anyway, isn't it?

[Optional Downloadable Skins for CCleaner]

I disagree. CC will probably get bloated that way and it's not a very useful feature.

[CCleaner Vers. 3 Suggestions]

Latest four digits are BUILD version, so it makes sense.

[Boot time defrag causes problem?]

Boot Time Defrag is at a very early stage. Using it can be risky. I would wait until Defraggler comes out of ?eta stage.

[Defraggler still retains old error]

I hope it gets fixed in final version.

[Free Space Defrag does not what it should do]

Thanks for the heads up Romanoff.

[How do I defragment "C:\System Volume Information\]

I think that's the location where Restore Points are kept. You better do a new restore point before defragging and them delete all older restore points using the windows cleanup util.

[How does the MFT-cleaning work]

Some applications like Paragon Partition Manager (or Paragon Defrag) can shrink the MFT.

[Defraggler v2.0 Beta]

I am going to give it a whirl on my games partition.

[Question about prefetch files]

Hello.

 

Just a short question. Does defraggler take into account prefetch layout files (.PF and layout.ini)?. I think it doesn't but I want to be sure.

[Steam cleaning]

It seems a nice idea.

 

+1

[Free Space Defrag does not what it should do]

I think Piriform is busy making v2.x ready for release (I hope so, though).

[Defraggler vs. Windows XP Defrag.]

In my humble opinion Defraggler 2.x is one of the slowest defragmenters (at least in full defrag mode). I have tried dozens of them and Defraggler is the slowest. I like Piriform apps. very much though. I am looking forward to incoming version 3 which I think it will address a lot of issues.

[Color Code on main screen]

I think the disk pie could me made smaller or even relocated too.

[I have LESS free disk space after defragmenting.]

It seems Vista have created some Restore Points prior to defragmenting. Is there a disk cleanup utility under Vista? I am running XP.

[Several suggestions]

+1

[Defrag ext. HDD - Data Lost $mft :(]

That's an odd error because Defraggler doesn't touch the $MFT file.

[Please help]

Have you tried using any Linux LiveCD or BartPE BootCD to access the drive outside your Operating System? Maybe the data is still accessable. I find quite strange that Defraggler may have cause your problem. It seems more like a hardware problem to me.

[move all to start but last modified next to them]

I disagree. Most frequent programs are probably more modified ones too. So my two cents are...

 

1a.- $MFT, Metadata and other NTFS important files.

1b.- Folders & subfolders

2.- Boot files (prefetch, layout.ini, whatever)

3.- Rarely modified files

4.- Frequently modified files

5.- Big files at the end?

[Winapp2.ini additions]

Thanks. I will test it when I return back from work.

[Ram Partiton]

I think performance boost would be minimal. I think it just depends on how big read/write buffer is. RAM memory is used anyway.