buzzsaw

On the Fly Defragmentation

Buzzsaw was my second invention. I had this on-the-fly version before any defragmentation program on the market made it available. They require registration and cash, but mine is totally free and registration is not even required. This program runs at idle priority so you can continue working without Buzzsaw using your valuable CPU time. It watches the drive for modified files and waits approximately 60 seconds before defragmentation begins. It waits, because you may be downloading a file, etc. and there is no need to defragment the file if it is going to be modified again shortly. If you are a developer, you may be compiling files, or saving files frequently which is another reason for delayed defragmentation. Version 2.0 decreases I/O issues by only defragmenting when the disk is greater than 95% idle. Nobody else comes close to matching what these programs do. You can find help on the Buzzsaw program here Buzzsaw Help Information. It runs minimized on the task bar, so don't be alarmed if no window is shown on the screen. You can maximize it by right clicking on the fly lure in the task bar.