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Wednesday, December 05, 2007

There are a lot of disk defrag tools on the market for you to buy. UltraDefrag is powerful Open Source (FREE) defragmentation tool for Windows XP and Vista. It is very fast, because the defragmenting is done by kernel-mode driver. They are three interfaces available: graphical, console and native. The GUI is very useful, because it represents your filesystem visually as a color coded cluster map. The console is another option for those that prefer the command line. It is also allows you to run from the task scheduler and scripts. Finally, it can be run at boot time in a manner similar to chkdsk. Check out the recently updated UltraDefrag if you ever need to defrag.

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