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JkDefrag is a free defrag tool that puts the built in Windows one to shame. JkDefrag has options such as mutiple levels of defrag (fast defrag, slow defrag, analyze only, sort files by name etc..), including and excluding files, scheduling, shutdown PC when defrag is finished and defrag system files at boot-time. Another nifty feature is that it has a screensaver option that activates the defrag process when your computer is idle and visualizes the defrag process. Best of all it has the ability to skip any files current in use, unlike Windows which will restart the whole process if it hits a file in use. This one is a must have in any computer technicians kit.

Screenshots:

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Downloads:

Download from Official Site – 1.72mb

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  • blackberry says:
    08/09/2007 at 09:14

    Not bad for a free utility. But I think I will still stay with Diskeeper for my main defrag tool. Its automatic defragmentation is very convenient.

  • toni says:
    03/02/2008 at 18:09

    JKDefrag can do automatic defragmentation. But it works when the screensaver kicks in. I think that is a better solution than having it constantly working in the background. And I bet most techies here have their computers on most time of the day anyway ;-)

  • Lim-Dul says:
    05/29/2008 at 16:02

    I’ve been using Diskeeper for several years. The biggest performance boost I got off it was when I finally uninstalled it. ;-)

    Diskeeper’s on-the-fly defragmentation is just marketing bullshit and IMHO slows down the system in certain tasks instead of speeding it up – especially if you have a virus scanner. Then, Diskeeper doesn’t have any particularly smart file placement or free space consolidation algorithm.

    Nowadays I defragment my drives using a combination of JkDefrag and from time to time PerfectDisk, which is twice as good as Diskeeper and twice as cheap…

    You can read very extensive descriptions and benchmarks of virtually all popular defraggers here:

    http://donnedwards.openaccess.co.za/2007/06/great-defrag-shootout-all.html

  • Luther says:
    02/17/2010 at 18:34

    JKDefrag has changed it’s name to MyDefrag.
    The program has also changed a bit, but it’s just as awesome as ever!

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