Windows has a built-in defragmenter, and while there is nothing wrong with it, it is lacking in a few areas. For example, it cannot defragment the swap file.
Power Defragmenter is a front-end developed by a third party to make Contig, a very powerful command-line defragmentation utility much easier to use for the average user. Contig is made by SysInternals, who have a long history of making solid defragmentation software. Instructions on how to get Power Defragmenter working with Contig are available at eXcessive Software's site, the makers of Power Defragmenter.
Tags: defrag, freeware
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Subscribe to commentsJinFXAug 19th 2005 11:03PM
thanx alot
well...at least i think its cuz this is supposed to answer that question i sent it...