Freeware, Utilities / Office — October 15, 2009 10:44 am

Smart Defrag: Easiest Way To Defrag Your PC

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Is your computer running slow? Do you know that there are many ways to speed up your PC again and one of the easiest ways is to defrag your computer.

Actually, if you are using Windows, there is a Disk Defragmenter installed in your PC and if you’re not familiar with it, you can find it by clicking the Start button then point to All Programs, point to Accessories, point to System Tools, and click Disk Defragmenter.

Using the Windows Disk Defragmenter is nice but if you really want to get a good result, you can download Smart Defrag. This is what I’m using to defrag my PC because aside from it’s free, it really does its job very well.

With Smart Defrag, you can choose whether you want:

1. Deep Optimize (recommended) – Defragments and intelligently organizes drive data for maximum program performance and long-lasting data contiguity.

2. Defrag Only – Defragments only fragmented files without file placement optimization.

3. Fast Optimize - Defragments and fast organizes drive data to eliminated blank space for optimal disk performance.

After defragmenting your PC, Smart Defrag will show you a summary report:

You can defrag your PC at least once a week if you really want it to run smoothly. You can schedule it in Smart Defrag so you won’t forget about it. Just go to Schedule, select the volume you want to defrag, choose the defrag method, and then set the options you want.

Defragmenting is one of the easiest and most effective ways of speeding up your PC. So what are you waiting for? Defrag now with Smart Defrag.

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