Defragmenting your hard drive regularly is an important part of regular hard drive maintenance, and the best tools can defrag your drive regularly or on demand when your games start to slow down or ...

Disktrix's $30 utility lets you defragment hard drives and other storage devices a little or a lot--and view the contents of individual drive clusters, among other options. Dennis O'Reilly began ...

Glarysoft Disk SpeedUp is a completely free tool for analyzing, defragmenting, and optimizing disk space quickly and enhancing computer performance. The freeware is easy to use, without any toolbar or ...

Defragment your hard disk to increase performance. Is your PC acting sluggish, and you don’t know why? The problemmay be that your hard disk is defragmented, slowing down the timeit takes your ...

Keeping your hard drive in working order doesn't take much maintenance, but making sure you take the time to defragment it from time to time is a good way to make sure that your games load faster and ...

Auslogics Disk Defrag is a compact and fast defragmentation tool that supports both FAT 16/32, and NTFS file systems. It's supplied with advanced disk optimization techniques, which will remedy your ...

Defragmentation and disk optimization in Mac OS X collectively represent an issue nearly as contentious as the debate over repairing disk permissions -- one camp argues that utilties purportedly ...

"Auslogics Disk Defrag"Is a free defragmenter software compatible with Windows 2000, 2003, XP, Vista with its own engine, that features will defragment at any rate of explosion anyway. We are ...

When we last left our intrepid blogger (way back on Friday), he’d pointed the finger at Vista’s Disk Defragmenter and cried, “J’accuse!” To recap, my otherwise blazing PC was suffering from ...

For many companies, sluggish computer performance and frequent outlays of money to upgrade workstations are just a part of life. But some experts say it doesn't have to be that way. Application ...

The software is easy enough to use, once you find it. It's located in the Computer Management console, in the Administrative Tools. On Windows 2000 Professional, you access it from the control panel; ...