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UltraDefrag 1.0.0
Posted by Anonymous 855 Day ago, There are 6 comments, 9027 views

UltraDefrag is powerful Open Source defragmentation tool for Windows NT. It's engine is very fast, because it is created as kernel-mode driver. They are three interfaces to them: graphical, console and native. First is very useful, because it use cluster map visualization. Console is good for task scheduler, and native tool – for advanced users and programmers. Design of the UltraDefrag is very ergonomic: no skins, no localization, no animation and so on. It’s true small and powerful program! It can be used on Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows Server 2003 and Windows Vista. NT 4.0 support is currently unavailable.

 

Features and restrictions:

+ optimal algorithm
+ support basic include/exclude filters
+ exclude zero-length files and files that are placed in MFT
+ full support of compressed files processing
+ 'Compact' command optimize free space disposition
+ generate useful html report
+ nice graphical interface
* don't support volumes with more than 4.294.967.295 clusters
- don't work on NT 4.0

 

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RE:UltraDefrag 1.0.0 by nongdan on 2007-07-06 14:37:58
?? làm ǵ khi mà ta ?ă có cái dùn roài nh? ???
RE : by waldo on 2007-07-06 22:46:17
Seewlelwqq' Woowqiq pweewnew?
RE:UltraDefrag 1.0.0 by nongdan on 2007-07-06 14:41:13
Khong biet la down ve dung con HDD than yeu cua em co phai dem di bao hanh khong ???
RE:UltraDefrag 1.0.0 by Dominator_Physco on 2007-07-07 08:34:28
Ashampoo magic defrag is better and it does give you a slight increase in speed.
RE:UltraDefrag 1.0.0 by chadsort on 2007-07-07 18:28:58
Slow crap..takes forever to analyse drives..
RE:UltraDefrag 1.0.0 by waldo on 2007-07-08 03:34:52
What a bunch of junk this software is! It takes forever just to analyze the drive, as weel as the actual defrag itself.
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