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It took almost exactly two days, 48 hours of non-stop defragmenting for Defraggler to complete the task of a 37% 2TB defrgamented drive. Its display is informative as far as how many files are left to defragment and current state of defragmentation.
I tested Puran on my other 2TB drive which was about 10% defragmented. it took 4 hours and 40 minutes.
Both Vopt and Puran leave you in a bit of a confusion as to whether they are finished.
The programmers didin't think it necessary to inform us using words like 'finished' or terms like 'completed successfully'
After half a day or a day of more of activity, I find this to be a fatal user interface flaw, leaving you confused if the task was completed or was somehow interrupted.
It does appear that two days Defraggler took is way too long for a drive that has 300GB of free space...
I will probably use the program you recommended, Puran Defrag for all future defrags.
For very old systrms, VoptXP is still the best, but not for new systems, in my opinion.
I tested Puran on my other 2TB drive which was about 10% defragmented. it took 4 hours and 40 minutes.
Both Vopt and Puran leave you in a bit of a confusion as to whether they are finished.
The programmers didin't think it necessary to inform us using words like 'finished' or terms like 'completed successfully'
After half a day or a day of more of activity, I find this to be a fatal user interface flaw, leaving you confused if the task was completed or was somehow interrupted.
It does appear that two days Defraggler took is way too long for a drive that has 300GB of free space...
I will probably use the program you recommended, Puran Defrag for all future defrags.
For very old systrms, VoptXP is still the best, but not for new systems, in my opinion.
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