Which defrag software do you prefer?

[Spruce]

Using Diskeeper now, best automatic solution but not as configurable as many others.

[J_L]

Puran Defrag, ever since it became fully-featured freeware.

[Amit]

Puran Defrag

[kerykeion]

MyDefrag

[jadinolf]

Diskeeper on all 5 computers.

I have never tried any others.

[tommy456]

Perfect Disk ,Seems to improve performance if there was a high amount of fragmented files ,

[happyyarou666]

so whats the general conclusion perfect disk or what? taking from the current poll results

[TyRidian]

Not listed

SuperEasy Live Defrag

[AMIGA500]

Originally Posted by Noob

O&O Defrag, i like it can be configured

i Love the o&o program but is there any way of stopping it running all the time.?
I want it just as an on demand defragger and not continuosly running.
Thanks.

[TigerRaptorFX]

Auslogic defrag, since it works for me.

[safeguy]

Windows built-in defrag, Puran Defrag and UltraDefrag.
MyDefrag is good but usually takes a long time to process.

[Cimmerian]

Puran...does what it does, and does it well. Auslogics would be my second choice.

[arsenaloyal]

Originally Posted by Beethoven1770

i Love the o&o program but is there any way of stopping it running all the time.?
I want it just as an on demand defragger and not continuosly running.
Thanks.

yes there is you have to delete the starup.exe,disable tray,and also stop O&O service from services.msc

[AMIGA500]

Originally Posted by arsenaloyal

yes there is you have to delete the starup.exe,disable tray,and also stop O&O service from services.msc

Thanks for the advice.
Im now running o&o.I think its the best free program out there.
The interface is nice and understandable.

[new2security]

W7's built-in defrag is good enough. On the XP systems, I have to use third-party because the built-in defrag does not work properly. I use Auslogic on them.

[Aventador]

I tried them all actually. No reason what so ever to pay for a defragger. I know Win 7 Defrag is good but it is also very slow and does not provide any really info unless you use the CMD switches. UltraDefrag is great but the GUI is ugly. My choice is Auslogics. I ran Smart Defrag for awhile. But one day I tested Win 7,Ultra,Smart,Defraggler,Puran and Auslogics. I ran an analysis with them all. All of them stated 5% fragmented but Smart Defrag indicated only .81%. So I uninstalled it. Auslogics gets the job done right and fast.

[Creer]

I used to use O&O software but since I'm on Windows 7 machine I don't use it anymore. I use built-in Win 7 system defragmentation tool.

[AlexC]

Auslogics (portable), because is really fast.

[Noob]

Yeah O&O is pretty good and flexible.

[The Hammer]

Originally Posted by AlexC

Auslogics (portable), because is really fast.

Exactly.

[The Hammer]

Originally Posted by Cimmerian

Puran...does what it does, and does it well. Auslogics would be my second choice.

How did you decide between them?

[roger_m]

I use O&O Defrag Professional, however at times the CPU usage is slight too high for my liking. PerfectDisk may be a better choice, but I was able to get O&O recently extremly cheaply as part of software bundle.

Previously I was using IObit's free Smart Defrag.

[Aventador]

Anyone try UltraDefrag?

[Noob]

Originally Posted by roger_m

I use O&O Defrag Professional, however at times the CPU usage is slight too high for my liking. PerfectDisk may be a better choice, but I was able to get O&O recently extremly cheaply as part of software bundle.

Previously I was using IObit's free Smart Defrag.

Hahahaha, so at the end which one you prefer?

[roger_m]

Originally Posted by Noob

Hahahaha, so at the end which one you prefer?

Yeah I'll go with O&O.