The scheduler is simple to use as well. If you want more flexibility, Disk Defrag can be called as a command line application with a ton of options, and you can set run it from Task Scheduler yourself if you like (that is what I did).
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The auto defrag feature is useful and easy to understand, but turned off by default.
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Once the disks have been analyzed, Disk Defrag makes it easy to see which files are the most fragmented, and what the disk layout looks like.
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