Other features include built-in scheduling, automatic restart or shutdown after defragmentation and integration with Windows Explorer to defrag individual files from the right-click menu. The free version is identical in features to the standard shareware version, however it is restricted to private, non-commercial use. Smart Defrag is an automatic disk defragmenter that keeps your hard drive space from becoming overly defragemented, which can cause slower disk performance.
It works continuously in the background while your computer is idle and does not require further user intervention for basic maintenance. The program also includes a manual defrag option as well as support for scheduled defragmentations and with optional file system optimization. Was this reply helpful? Yes No. Sorry this didn't help. Thanks for your feedback. I recommend you try cCleaner and remove older less important restore points. This could make defragmenting the volume much easier.
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Go to Solution. All other things being equal, a larger hard drive will take longer to de-fragment than will a smaller drive. A drive that has seen more heavy use will take longer, and the longer you wait between de-fragmentation sessions the more fragmentation will accumulate, and thus the longer it will take to de-frag. The more real RAM you have to temporarily hold file fragments, the less time it will take to de-frag.
The less real RAM, the more time, etc. I've had my desktop take oodles of hours once, so what you're experiencing is not without precedent. Also, you can abort part way through without losing your progress. So, you can still benefit from de-fragging your hard drive a little at a time, if you don't have time to do it all at once..
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