When you have used your hard disk for a while you will likely sense your computer getting slower and slower. This is when you know it’s time for ‘defrag’. If you are like me, and you have a ton of drives to defrag, the native Windows Disk Defragmenter only does one at a time. To overcome this, here’s a quick tip:

1. We’ll create a file named defrag.bat, and place it anywhere you like

2. For each hard drive, add a line to the batch file. For instance, if we want to defragment drives C: , D: , and F: we will add these three lines:

defrag c: -f
defrag d: -f
defrag f: -f

3. To run the defrag, just either double-click on the batch file or start it from the command line.

It’s that easy! And your computer will run as fast as it’s ever been

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