I tried defraggler a few months ago but had to uninstalled it because it was buggy. then now I wanted to give the latest version a try.
on my Win XP SP3 laptop with a 55.9 GB HD (38.0 GB Used, and 17.9 Free) it took about 3 hours to reach 51% of defragmentation. is this behavior normal?
(before this I defragmented using Auslogics Disk Defrag, which took only a couple of minutes and skipped many files)
I tried defraggler a few months ago but had to uninstalled it because it was buggy. then now I wanted to give the latest version a try.
on my Win XP SP3 laptop with a 55.9 GB HD (38.0 GB Used, and 17.9 Free) it took about 3 hours to reach 51% of defragmentation. is this behavior normal?
(before this I defragmented using Auslogics Disk Defrag, which took only a couple of minutes and skipped many files)
Hi Etsukiordaa,
Welcome to the forums !!!
Defraggler will defragment the whole drive and move things towards the outside of the disk.
Defraggler will defragment files if you use the File list tab and check the box near filename header. This will defragment each file just as fast or faster than Auslogics defrag program. Defraggler will defragment all the files that are checked in the list.
Defragmenting the whole drive is not necessary so often for most users.
I only defragment files in the files list and my PC is just as fast . I have not "needed" to do whole drive defrag.
I have done whole disk defrag for testing purposes but normal use quickly removes any optimization benefits of the whole drive defrag.
Good luck, davey
P.S. I recently Defraggled 35 GB of files in about 20 mins. Your speed may vary.