Download MyDefrag 4.2.5

Jeroen Kessels has again released a new version of his defragmenter MyDefrag, the fifth already this month. Previously called JkDefrag, this program is no longer open source, but is now released as freeware. MyDefrag has one download that automatically installs a 32bit or 64bit version and still has the signature command-line interface. The defragmenter is script-driven and comes with several default scripts included with the installation, such as Optimize Monthly, Optimize Daily, and Analyze Only. In version 4.2.5 the following changes and improvements have been made:

Changes in version 4.2.5:

• Added the !InstallDirectory! macro.
• Added the !ScriptDirectory! macro.
• Added the !ExecutableDirectory! macro.
• It is now possible to use macros inside included files.
• Added the ProcessPriority setting.
• The MakeGap() and AddGap() functions before v4.2.4 would automatically scale down a gap if it would not leave enough room for the remaining data to be processed. This limit is now removed.
• Added an extra test to make sure the script chooser will only list “*.MyD” files, and not for example “*.MyD~”.
• Fixed an infinite loop for unmovable NTFS compressed files.
• Fixed a bug that prevented the PreventScreenSaving() and PreventPowerSaving() settings from working if they were placed in the Settings.MyD file.
• Fixed an infinite loop problem for extremely rare cases where the Microsoft defragmentation api returns an empty list of extends.
• Change the tree locking timeout from 15 minutes to 2 minutes.