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Download WinUtilities Free Disk Defragmenter for faster defragging

Are you still using old and clumsy Windows defragging tool for defragging your hard drive? Then try WinUtilities Disk defragmenter.

Hard disk fragmentation will contribute to a significant loss of disk performance and an overall slowing of your PC’s speed. Experts say that the hard drive needs to be defraggmented once in a week or month (depending on the PC usage) for better PC performance.

Windows built-in defragging tool is hardly is able to deliver a good result (but I think Windows 7 is much better). WinUtilities Free Disk Defragmenter can defragment disk more efficiently and reliably.

It is faster than Windows own defragging tool on a fast system. However there is no option for scheduled defragging.

WinUtilities Disk defragmenter (download at source) supports Windows 7, 2000, XP, Vista, 2003 Server, 2000 and 98. 32/64bit versions
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  1. Anonymous8:46 PM, January 17, 2010

    But I still prefer Windows defragging utility.I think that is enough for me.

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