Puran Defrag is a simple disk defragger that will optimise your hard drive to deliver its best possible performance.
The program includes some useful configuration options. It can rearrange directories for faster access, for instance. You're able to exclude particular files from the defrag process, speeding it up. And Puran Defrag includes its own Intelligent Optimizer algorithm to place frequently-used files in the fastest part of your hard drive, which can deliver a significant speed boost.
Puran Defrag can be used in several different ways. You can defrag selected files by right-clicking from Explorer, for instance; reorganise your entire hard drive on demand; or run defrag at boot time, so it can work with system files like the MFT.
And there's an extensive scheduler that lets you set up exactly how you'd like the program to work. You're able to choose the drives you need to defrag, the features you want Puran to use, when it should launch (when the screensaver starts, when the PC is idle, at a particular time of day), and more.
Note that the program is free for personal and non-commercial use only. If you're using Puran Defrag in a business, you must purchase a licence.
Verdict:
An excellent defrag tool that's packed with useful features and configuration options
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