Download JkDefrag 3.35

Today, version 3.35 of Jkdefrag, an open source hard drive defragmenter, has been released. It is being developed by Jeroen Kessels and is available for Windows 2000 or higher in both a 32-bit and 64-bit version. The download is only 452KB in size and for that you get a version that runs in a DOS box under Windows, a version that can be started from the command line and a version that starts when the screensaver is activated. Those who prefer a graphical user interface can use JkDefragGUI. The changelog of this release shows the following changes:

Changes in JkDefrag version 3.35:

• Upgraded to the Microsoft Visual Studio 2008 compiler.
• Logfile is now written in UTF-8, it used to be ANSI.
• Changed the default font to a smaller font.
• A change in the display code to respond faster to multiple redraw requests, for example when the users resizes the window.
• Rewrite of the subroutine that finds combinations of files to fill a gap, to make it faster.
• Changed the algorithm for “-a 6” (move to end of disk) to better fill gaps.
• Changed the way disks are accessed to accomodate special kinds of disks, such as virtual and encrypted disks.
• Bugfix in the screensaver for very long commandlines.
• Change in the disk analysis code to fix a “zero bytes per cluster” problem

[break]The following downloads are available:
JkDefrag 3.35 (32bit)
JkDefrag 3.35 (64bit)
JkDefrag 3.35 (source code)[break]