[Win7 tips] use command lines to sort disk fragments

In win7, you can call the command line to sort out disk fragments (it may have been available for a long time, but I have never known it ).

Simple:

Defrag D:/h/u

Explanations:

Defrag. This is the name of the disk fragment program command.

D: disk D

/H indicates that fragment is run at the normal priority. The default value is low.

/U is used to display the current fragment progress

 

Therefore, the above command means to execute the disk fragment program with the normal priority on disk D and display the progress.

 

Attached help:

Microsoft disk fragment Program
Copyright (c) 2007 Microsoft Corp.

Description:

Locate and merge fragment files in the local volume
To improve system performance.

Syntax:

Defrag <volumes> |/c |/E <volumes> [/h] [/M | [/u] [/V]
Defrag <volumes> |/c |/E <volumes>/A [/h] [/M | [/u] [/V]
Defrag <volumes> |/c |/E <volumes>/X [/h] [/M | [/u] [/V]
Defrag <volume>/T [/h] [/u] [/V]

Parameters:

Value description

/A performs analysis on the specified volume.

/C performs this operation on all volumes.

/E performs this operation on all volumes except the specified volume.

/H runs the operation with the standard priority (the default value is low ).

/M runs the operation on each volume in parallel in the background.

/T tracks the operations that have been performed on the specified volume.

/U prints the operation process to the screen.

/V prints the detailed output containing the fragment statistics.

/X merge the available space on the specified volume.

Example:

Defrag C:/u/V
Defrag C: D:/m
Defrag c: \ mountpoint/A/u
Defrag/C/h/V

 

References:

1. Defrag help on Windows 7