Hello,
Actually, I’m one of them freeware enthusiasts and am using Auslogics right now. As we all know that disk defragmenting repairs the fragmented file cluster but…
I was jogging my memory about some old-school defragmenting method that involves rearranging all the clusters to the (warning: jargon confusion ahead)”head” of the HDD, therefore clearly separating the occupied zone and free space.
I wonder if there is any defragmenting software that does exactly just that (preferrably freeware).
As I went from 100MB short of full HDD to half-full HDD, even though defragmenting dod repair all the fragments, but the clusters are all over the place! I’m guessing this should do good(maybe in nanoseconds measure) to the access of both my files and allocated space for virtual memory.
P.S. I searched the internet for the answer beforehand, to no avail, I apologize if there are already obvious answers to this question that I must’ve overlooked.
