Organizing Disk Fragments "Overclocking" Quartet

Windows includes a set of programs designed to optimize computer performance, such as maintenance wizards, drive converters (FAT32), disk defragmenters, and more. Among them, Disk Defragmenter can reorganize the files on the hard disk and unused space, optimize the speed of program loading and running, and improve the access speed of the hard disk. But when you use the Disk Defragmenter, its snail-like finishing speed is bothering you.

Closing other running programs
When Disk Defragmenter defragments a disk, the computer can perform other tasks, but at this point the computer will run slower and the disk defragmenter will also It takes longer. During the defragmentation process, the Disk Defragmenter must be restarted each time another program writes to the disk. To prevent the Disk Defragmenter from restarting too often, you can close other programs while defragmenting the disk. Defragmentation in Safe Mode
Since the system automatically loads some automatic startup programs when Windows is started normally, sometimes these automatic startup programs will read and write to the disk, thus affecting the operation of the Disk Defragmenter. At this time, you should restart Windows and hold down the Ctrl key during startup until the Windows boot menu is displayed, select Safe Mode to start, and then press Enter, the system will enter Windows in safe mode. In safe mode, Windows uses the default settings, at which point Windows will launch the minimum required device drivers and will not launch any user-set autostarters. Running Disk Defragmenter in this very "clean" environment, the finishing process is not disturbed. However, in safe mode you will not be able to access CD-ROM drives, printers or other devices.

Disabling Programs
By default, Disk Defragmenter rearranges the most commonly used program files when defragmenting your disks so that you can start them quickly. If you disable Disk Defragmenter from rescheduling the most commonly used program files, you can speed up defragmentation. The steps are as follows:

1. Click "Start" → "Programs" → "Accessories" → "System Tools", then click "Disk Defragmenter", the system will pop up the "Select Drive" dialog box, you can select the disk you need to organize.

2. Click the "Settings" button, the system will pop up the Disk Defragmenter Settings dialog box, clear the "Reschedule Program Files to Make the Program Start Faster" check box. When this option is cleared, Disk Defragmenter will discharge all files in one contiguous unit without optimizing the program. This speeds up the finishing process, but there is no guarantee that the most frequently used programs will be launched quickly. Click the "OK" button. 3. Click the "OK" button to start the defragmentation of the disk.

Starting Disk Fragmentation with Parameters
Disk Defragmenter is actually Defrag in the C\\Windows folder. The exe program, which provides several parameters for the user to choose from. To run the program with parameters, follow these steps:

1. Click the Run command in the Start menu, and the system will pop up the Run dialog box.

2. Type C\\Windows\\Defrag in the Open box. Exe /". The parameters that can be used are: "/p" means the file that allows the system to be defragmented and hidden, so that the disk defragmenter will not be bound by the system and hidden files, read more at a time. Sector; "/u" means that only the file fragments are sorted out and the blank sectors between the files are ignored. In addition, Defrag.exe can also directly follow the disk characters. For example, when starting with Defrag.exe C, the drive will be skipped. Dialog box. These parameters can be used at the same time, which can shorten the finishing time and speed up the finishing.

3. Click the "OK" button to start the defragmentation of the disk.

Through the above operation, I believe that when you use Disk Defragmenter, you will feel much better, because your disk defragmentation program has been "overclocked" by you - the speed is greatly improved.