if there were no frag'd files then DF didn't need to be run, but doing so isn't bad anyway.
It would have been trying to restructure your files into a more efficient layout (moving large files to the end and all that) but with you aborting the process mid-way, there would have been files in 'mid-move' that are now frag'd.
ver. 2.14.705 is running very slow? Analyze or Defrag of Freespace, the Building list takes 5 mins to get to 50%.... All your past versions took less than 10 seconds to start.
(Using Win XP - SP3, dual core intel & 3gb of ram)
There may be specific reasons as to why you're having the experience you are having with Defraggler, but you don't give much information to go on.
How big is the drive you're defragging, how much free space does it have, do you have a lot of big files (ie video) on that drive, are you trying to move large files to the end of the drive, have you excluded system volume information files from the defrag, etc etc?
And are you comparing it to other defrag programs?
It's entirely your prerogative to ditch it if you wish, but it would be interesting to find out if there is a reason for this, or are you having more success with other defrag programs on the same drive?
Enquanto os outros programas de desfragmentação fazem o trabalho em poucas horas, o Defraggler demora dias inteiros!
Ainda ontem abortei um serviço de desfragmentação ao fim de 28 horas, e nunca mais parava!
NOTA: eu estou a utilizar a versão maia recente do programa (tal como faço com todos os programas da Piriform. Ainda há minutos baixei a versão mais actual do CCleanner, com data de hoje...).
While other defragmentation programs do the job in a few hours, Defraggler takes whole days! Impossible!
Just yestarday aborted a service defragmentation after 28 hours (!!!), and never stop!
NOTE: I am using the lastest version of this program (as I do with all programs Piriform. Yet minutes ago downloaded the most current version of CCleanner with today's date...).