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How to defrag several drives automatically without monitoring
For system performance to be consistent, regular defragmentation of disk drive is necessary. But it takes a long time for process. And you have to do it manually for each drive of your hard disk. It's kinnda irritating and time consuming.
But yo can do it with the help of a batch processing. You can use it to automate the defragmentation of several drives.
If you operate a system with the drives C, D and E for instance, enter the following in Notepad:
@echo off
defrag.exe -f c
defrag.exe -f d
defrag.exe -f e
Save the file as 'defrag.cmd'. If you are using other drive names or more drives, change the file accordingly. Double click this file to defragment all hard disk partitions one after the other automatically without a break. However you need to be logged in with administrator rights for running the file.
The used parameter -f carries out the defragmentation even if the hard disk has less than 10 percent free space, without pausing for an error message. But the process takes too long in that case. What you can do is delete the large files that are no longer required. Vista and Windows 7 regulate defragmentation automatically on the basis of a schedule. Irrespective of that, you can either use the batch processing
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