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If you stop a defragment (actually a consolidation/compaction if it's the free space) then what has already been done will remain done until you use the computer again.
So when you start defragging again it will not need to do that part of the disc again, (Well maybe a bit because defraggler will have taken a new look at what is now there).
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On a second analysis, fragmented files, and the number of fragments were nearly doubled, confirming my suspicions that defraggler was creating more fragments, instead of removing them. Multiple attempts had similar results.
Grabbed another defragmenting program from the internet, and it is actually defragmenting the disk properly, and extremely fast. This immediately leads me to believe that the entire problem is defraggler, and that I should probably just uninstall it.
I 100% apologize, if this comes off as arrogant, (I swear it's not meant to be), but no sorry, I'll have to disagree here. I watched defraggler take one very large file, and wrap it around several other smaller files, during a Defrag. this was totally confirmed, when I saw that same file (literally by name) in the other software get moved out from where defraggler had put it near the front of the drive, immediately leaving several blocks of *fragmented free space* where that one file used to be.
You don't say if you were defragging the whole disc or just the files when using Defraggler, or what other settings you were using; you also don't say if it was one of your SSDs or HDDs.
('Optimise' is a term more often used with SSDs, defraggler can do that as well - But it does sometimes have problems recognising which is which type of drive).
The file is not moved but the defraggler continue trying to move it to the next block of free space (the $UsnJrnl:$J block blink yellow and the green block slowly move across the free space block one by one but nothing is written in those empty block)
This list includes only freeware. In other words, only completely free defragmentation programs. While I definitely used shareware and trialware while compiling this list, I've purposefully left those options out so that you can pick from only the truly free options. If one of these programs has started charging, please let us know.
Smart Defrag is a powerful disk defragmenter with a fast engine and an easy to use interface. It's freeware for personal and business use. Like all defrag utilities, this requires admin privileges to run. It's been specially designed for modern, large hard drives, so it eliminates long waiting time. Smart Defrag doesn't just use simple defragmentation. It also streamlines your file system, places the frequently used files and directories into the fastest area of the disk, enabling your computer to run at top speed with the most stability. Its intuitive interface makes Smart Defrag the ideal utility for complete computer novice. Note that boot time defrag is not supported with the portable version and should not be used.
Like other programs by Piriform (Recuva and CCleaner for example), Defraggler is a stable useful freeware application which does a nice job at defragmenting your hard drive(s).One of things that puts Defraggler above its competitors is that you can actually defragment a certain folder on your hard drive as opposed to waiting an hour to defrag the entire drive.On the other hand, Defraggler also defrags and entire hard drive nicely. You can also perform a hard drive analysis to see whether or not the drive indeed requires defragmentation -- Defraggler will let you know in any case.Another cool thing about this program is its feature which allows you to analyze a certain file (like a large file, for example) which determines whether it is fragmented or not. If it is, it may actually be slowing your system down.At the end of the day, Defraggler is an excellent program and highly recommended if you'd like to make sure your system is running a peak performance without file fragmentation.Features of DefragglerCompact and portable Defragment exactly what you want. Defragment free space Interactive drive map Quick Defrag Safe and Secure Scheduled defragmentation Compatibility and LicenseIs Defraggler free to download?Defraggler is provided under a freeware license on Windows from hard drive defrag software with no restrictions on usage. Download and installation of this PC software is free and 2.22.995 is the latest version last time we checked.
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