This is Not a request to allow multi-disk defrag simultaneously...... rather...
How about allowing the user to check a box for which disks to defrag sequentially...
one after another... when one disk then to go onto the next.
Norton Utilities operates this way and is a key differentiator between it and the
built in defrag tool.
This would allow the user to set it, check the boxes and let it run tru the system.
You guys would then be heroes!
Otherwise, pls keep up your good work!
Bob
aka Rolloutman
Full Version: OneClick-Multi-Drive Defrag
I agree, I have 5 drives in 1 PC and I'd like to set them to defrag and be able to walk away.
QUOTE (Rolloutman @ Oct 31 2009, 09:14 PM) 
This is Not a request to allow multi-disk defrag simultaneously...... rather...
How about allowing the user to check a box for which disks to defrag sequentially...
one after another... when one disk then to go onto the next.
Norton Utilities operates this way and is a key differentiator between it and the
built in defrag tool.
This would allow the user to set it, check the boxes and let it run tru the system.
You guys would then be heroes!
Otherwise, pls keep up your good work!
Bob
aka Rolloutman
How about allowing the user to check a box for which disks to defrag sequentially...
one after another... when one disk then to go onto the next.
Norton Utilities operates this way and is a key differentiator between it and the
built in defrag tool.
This would allow the user to set it, check the boxes and let it run tru the system.
You guys would then be heroes!
Otherwise, pls keep up your good work!
Bob
aka Rolloutman
I would love the option to defrag all 8 drives at once, simultaneously... And be able to save the settings to a .ini file to use low priority/single core/300 MHZ max or something like that, for defragging drives!
Definitely a great time saver. It is one of the few things I wish that Defraggler had! We have multi core processors, multi everything else, so why not multi drive defrag?
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