Defragment Your Hard Drive Using Deferent Methods Via WinUtilities Free Disk Defragmenter [Windows]

As a Windows user and explorer, anyone will surly agree with useful of using a Third-Party defragmenting tool to keep their system performance high. Although Windows OS’s comes packed with a default defragmenter tool, but it is not as efficient as those developed by third parties. Some third-party tool are way more faster and affective then the default one and provides different method to defragment as well as provides in-depth analysis and report. We already shared some great free Defragmenter tool called Auslogics Disk Defrag, IObit Defrag and more for Windows. WinUtilities Free Disk Defragmenter is one of those tool that can be recommended for any type of user, from beginners to more advanced. This tool is as easy to use in a single click and also provides lots of advanced features for more experienced user. The interface of WinUtilities Free Disk Defragmenter is simple and easy to understand. WinUtilities Free Disk Defragmenter is also worked fast and didn’t not consumed too much RAM during our test. More to read.

Do you know what a file is fragmented? Previously we have talked a little about what is file fragmentation and why does fragmentation occurs. This happens when the OS divides a single file in many segments and then stores them in different places which increasing file reading delay. To avoid this accumulation, it is recommended that you should defrag your HD frequent. To make this job easier and faster then the Windows’ default defragmenter tools, there are some Third-Party tool available on the internet. One such tool is called WinUtilities Free Disk Defragmenter, an efficient and reliable software which ensures a thorough defragmentation. So it helps users to prevent crashes and slowdowns of the operating system, which also extends to other programs installed on your computer.

To get started with WinUtilities Free Disk Defragmenter, download the package and then install it. Once installed, open it to start defragmenting. On the main window, it will show a list containing all drives available on your system. Just mark those your want to defragment and then click on Defrag.

WinUtilities Free Disk Defragmenter will then automatically analyzes the drive and then defragment files. This will take sometimes depending on the drive size and fragmentation status. If your drive is 50GB with low (or Zero) fragmentation, the process will finish in approximately 2 minutes. Once done, it will show an in-depth report of the process.

Before starting the defragmentation, you can configure the defragmentation method from Options. On the Action, there are 11 different options for in depth analysis and defragmentation. This list includes Analyze only, do not defragment and do not optimize (This will just analyze the status of drive, will not defragment or optimize), Analyze and defragment, do not optimize (This will just analyze the status of drive and the perform simple defragmentation, will not optimize ), Analyze, defragment and fast optimize [recommended] (This will analyze the drive and then perform a defragmentation and fast optimization), Analyze, defragment and full optimization [Deprecated] (This will analyze the drive and then perform a defragmentation and complete optimization). The others are not so frequently useful. You can also configure other options from other tabs.

WinUtilities Free Disk Defragmenter is a good alternate free defragmenter tool for Windows. It works on Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7 and we also tested it successfully under Windows 8 Consumer Preview.

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