ZeroWalker

I didn't right click, i went Defrag in Defraggler. But really, is that how it needs to do? I mean, i can understand if it is following some sort. Like "All files that are in this directory should be after each other", as that will increase response as you are more likely to get those file after each other compared to randomly etc. But that's not normal Defragmentation, that's customized. Normal Defrag should just find all the bits of the file and put them where it can. And if that's at the end of the drive cause everything else is filled from before, than that's where it should be.

Okay so i wend and download Defraggler and defragged one of my Data Drive (Non-OS). It took about a day i think, then it was done. However one file had been added during the defrag (as i used it at one time) and this was of course fragmented, so i thought, hmm one file should go fast as the others are defragged. And well i started it. And that was about 16 hours ago, and it's at 63%, and now it has a lot more fragmented files. My guess is that defraggler is moving in some kind of order, so it wanted to push that fragmented file somewhere else (let's say the beginning of the drive), and by that it had to re-organize the entire file structure once again. Just a guess though. So any ideas, cause if this is the case, it's impossible to use this except like once a year.