defragmentation engine and experience in Windows 7 has been revamped

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The defragmentation engine and experience in Windows 7 has been revamped based on continuous and holistic analysis of impact on system responsiveness.
A newly built GUI for defrag! in Windows 7 let you monitor status more easily and intuitively. Further, defragmentation can be safely terminated any time during the process and on all volumes very simply (if required).
In Windows XP, defragmentation had to be a user-initiated (manual) activity i.e. it could not be scheduled.
Windows Vista added the capability to schedule defragmentation – however, only one volume could be defragmented at any given time. Windows 7 removes this restriction – multiple volumes can now be defragmented in parallel with no more waiting for one volume to be defragmented before initiating the same operation on some other volume!
riso
January 26