It'll be a good idea to allow user to select filetypes which can be leaved fragmented (or even more fragmented for the sake of consolidation of other files and free space)
In addition: there are full folders which doesn't need defragmentation, e.g. "%User%\My Docs\My Music" - even if it contains tons of mp3s. Access to such folders is generally "fragmented" itself (how it is in English?..)
In addition 2: there are files with sequential access: not only movies or some setup archives but music and photo piles which are generally collected to large folders. Such files and folders may be leaved fragmented.
But user must have a chance to select them. It would be not "exclusion from Defraggling" but "allowing to leave fragmented"
In addition: there are full folders which doesn't need defragmentation, e.g. "%User%\My Docs\My Music" - even if it contains tons of mp3s. Access to such folders is generally "fragmented" itself (how it is in English?..)
In addition 2: there are files with sequential access: not only movies or some setup archives but music and photo piles which are generally collected to large folders. Such files and folders may be leaved fragmented.
But user must have a chance to select them. It would be not "exclusion from Defraggling" but "allowing to leave fragmented"
Defraggler already allows u to do this.
Options/Settings/Exclude tab
Select file(s) or folder(s) to exclude.
I think this solves your problem.
Thanks!
* It allows entire drive exclusion, as well as files/folders/file types