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Defragment Your Disk With Auslogics Disk Defrag

Defragment Your Disk With Auslogics Disk Defrag
  1. Is Auslogics Disk Defrag good?
  2. Is it OK to use computer while defragmenting?
  3. What does Auslogics Disk Defrag do?
  4. Should you run Disk Cleanup or defragment first?

Is Auslogics Disk Defrag good?

Not only does Auslogics Disk Defrag work as expected, it works better than expected. For example, on my test system, Windows Disk Defragment said that my C: drive was 2% fragmented; Auslogics Disk Defrag showed that it was actually 10% defragmented.

Is it OK to use computer while defragmenting?

It's not recommended to use you computer while defragging your drive(s). ... It can also make the defragging you are performing fail or your computer to freeze causing data loss or irreparable drive damage. I always let my computer successfully perform the defrag before I use it again.

What does Auslogics Disk Defrag do?

Auslogics Disk Defrag is a freemium software application for Microsoft Windows intended to defragment files and folders on a hard drive, consolidate free space and optimize file placement using different criteria. It is available in both a free and a proprietary "Pro" version with extended functionality.

Should you run Disk Cleanup or defragment first?

Always defragment your hard drive properly – clean up any unwanted files first, run disk cleanup and Scandisk, make a system backup, and THEN run your defragmenter. If you notice your computer becoming sluggish, running your defragmenter program should be one of the first corrective steps you take.

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