Executive Software's Diskeeper 4.1 fills this void, optimizing Windows NT drive performance. Because of this relationship, Diskeeper was developed on some of the same building blocks. Microsoft plans to include a manual version of Diskeeper with Windows 2000. Although both editions offer virtually identical functionality, Workstation lacks the ability to schedule network defragmentation jobs.
Installation is a breeze.
Upon launching, the application shows you the drive letters of your physical hard drives. You have the option of running an analysis on a particular drive or launching a defragmentation job. When you run an analysis, you are presented with a textual and graphical drive-status report. The startup mode defragments directories and the Windows NT page file, but you must reboot the system to perform this function. It scheduling feature, you can schedule defragment jobs to run in the background.