FragExt -> Gezielte Defragmentierung per Kontextmenü

FragExt -> Gezielte Defragmentierung per Kontextmenü
FragExt 2.0.901.3601 (Entwickler: mutexed.com - USA) DD: Jul 2008 - ca. 400 KB - Englisch - MSI Installer (.exe oder.zip) - Freeware OS: Windows 2000 bis VISTA 32-bit/64-bit HP: http://www.mutexed.com/code/FragExt DL: http://www.mutexed.com/code/FragExt/#downloads CL: http://www.mutexed.com/code/FragExt/#version-history SS: http://www.mutexed.com/code/FragExt/#screenshots SS: http://www.mutexed.com/code/FragExt/defrag-manager-i.png SS: http://www.mutexed.com/code/FragExt/property-page-handler-v.png FAQ: http://www.mutexed.com/code/FragExt/#faq Diese Shell-Extension ist speziell für die gezielte Defragmentation einzelner bzw. markierter Dateien geeignet. Es können mehrere Einzel-Dateien (keine Ordner) markiert, und per Kontext-Menü defragmentiert werden. Zudem lassen sich (über Ansicht -> Details auswählen...) detaillierte Informationen von z.B.: NTFS Data Streams, Clusterbelegung, Size On Disk uvm. in der Exploreranzeige integrieren. Explorerdetails: http://www.mutexed.com/code/FragExt/#info-tip FragExt is a free application and shell extension set, designed to help you manage file fragmentation on FAT, FAT32 and NTFS volumes. The set includes - A unique file defragmenter which allows you to defragment specific files rather than an entire volume. - Windows Explorer column and info-tip extensions for displaying file fragments, extents, clusters, disk space usage and alternate data streams. - A file property extension for displaying detailed information about a file's, folder's and NTFS datastream's fragmentation information. - Integration extensions for simplifying the use of the FragExt defragmenter, allowing you to select and defragment files directly from within Windows Explorer. - Simple reporting features allowing you to save the information FragExt gathers. - A scriptable defragmentation engine, allowing you to create your own custom utilities. FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions) Should I use FragExt to defragment all the files on my hard drive? You can, but I don't advise that you do. A good volume defragmenter gives special consideration to usage relationships between different files, arranging them together and placing them at specific locations on the hard disk. Currently, FragExt simply looks for the first amount of free space large enough to defragment the file into and uses it. Future versions may include support for optimal placement patterns. How does FragExt handle directories? Directories are actually records in the file system, so FragExt treats them as files. If you want to process all the files in a directory, either enter the directory and select them all, or do a file search and select those found. All the FragExt applications are aware of multiple file operations, with the exception of the info-tip and explorer columns. How does FragExt display data streams for a file? The column and info-tip extentions display the total number of data streams belonging to a file, exluding the default unnamed data stream. Therefore, files which only have a default unnamed stream are shown as having a count of 0 data streams. The file property extension displays all data streams as unique files, but draws an overlaying ~ like icon on the file's type icon and denotes the file as an alternate data stream in the item's tooltip. Alternate data streams can also be identified by their file name, which always takes the form: FileName.Ext:StreamName:$Type $Type is almost always the value $DATA ______________________________________________________________________________________ suchen finden :::> dadada defragmentierer explorererweiterung dateisystemerweiterung defragmentierungstool kontextmenüerweiterung kontextmenue context info-tipps kolumnen filesystemextension

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