The company Piriform Software has released new versions of the applications Defraggler 2.13 and Defraggler Portable 2.13, popular tools for defragmenting your hard-drive.
Utility Defraggler supports all popular file systems (including NTFS and FAT32) and can equally well be used to optimize the entire hard drive or eliminate fragmentation in individual files and folders. With the proposed tool can also defragment your hard disk space, which will significantly reduce the likelihood of fragmentation. Defraggler will ensure that all new files are written in the same area on the hard disk.
The main innovation introduced in version Defraggler 2.13, was the ability to perform a fast defrag (Quick Defrag) in automatic mode. Built-in scheduler also boasts extensive customization options. For example, the utility Defraggler can now automatically complete its work by the end of the defragmentation process. In addition, the defragmentation procedure performed on schedule, will be automatically canceled in the event that the level of disk fragmentation does not exceed the prescribed value.
In Defraggler 2.13 adds support for 3-terabyte external drive with the size of individual units more than 4 kilobytes. Computer owners will also be able to assess support for the new file system ReFS, used in Windows Server 2012. A commercial version of Defraggler Pro allows users to create disk images in the format of VHD, which can be useful for disaster recovery. The developers also report addressing the opening of VHD images on computers running Windows.
We also recall that four days ago Piriform reported updating product line Recuva, designed to recover deleted files. Recuva 1.45 Recuva Portable 1.45 and differ markedly from previous versions of the increased performance and stability, and a new tool NTFS Deep Scan will enable a thorough scan disk NTFS.
Applications Defraggler 2.13 and Defraggler Portable 2.13, and also Recuva 1.45 and Recuva Portable 1.45 distributed free of charge and running the operating system Windows XP and later versions.
For more information, visit site the company Piriform Software
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