A detailed introduction to the Defrag command in Disk Defragmentation

Disk Defragmentation is now a great tool for users to maintain their computers. Everyone knows that they need to defragment their disks, but you certainly don't know why you need to do defragmentation. It is well known that the system will generate disk fragmentation after running for a period of time, which will seriously affect the running speed of the system. Therefore, the Windows system itself also provides the Defrag command to help users clean up the disk fragmentation. Windows 7 is no exception. Windows is different from Vista. Defrag has more options, and its command line version contains more instructions.

Defrag/?: Show all options;

Windows 7 provides many very useful commands, such as “/H” To perform operations with higher priority, “/M” represents the parallel operation of each volume, if you enter cmd in the run to open a command prompt dialog box, type "ldrag /C /H /M" The system will perform disk defragmentation on all volumes in parallel with higher priority.

Disk defragmentation is usually done manually by hand, but if you know some related commands, it will be of great help to this maintenance tool. You should take a look at this command today.