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10 Apr 2012
An effective and easy to use defragmentation tool
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Platform: Windows Vista 64-bit, Windows 7, Windows 7 64-bit, Windows Vista, Windows XP
Manufacturer: Ultra Defragmenter
Size: 294KB
Number of Downloads: 9384
Price: Free
Maintaining a clutter-free hard drive is a constant battle, especially with the amount of storage available for modern PCs, internally and externally. Undeleted files and folders, cookies and unused files can begin to take a toll on system performance and the more software you install and remove, the longer it will take time for your system to boot.
When your hard drive becomes fragmented, slowdowns begin to occur because your hard drive is working harder than it needs to, sifting through folders and files that are not needed. It’s important to prevent your hard drive from becoming fragmented, as in severe cases it can cause crashes, slow start-ups and even system failure. Your new PC will start to act much more like an old PC, taking minutes to boot.
UltraDefrag is a simple, yet effective, opensource free defragmentation tool for Windows. It’s fast because it’s simple, without a fancy user-interface using up system resources.
The latest version ships with a better drive defragmentation tool, speed optimisations and much more.
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Not recommended.
Not easy to uninstall and leaves a nag screen behind during startup, which I haven't yet been able to remove.
Posted by: Tony 17 Feb 2010
Defraggler
I'm surprised that you didn't mention Piriform's Defraggler as one of the free alternatives. It's by the same people who do CCleaner.
Posted by: Chris 09 Oct 2009