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<strong>Diskeeper</strong> Operation 43<br />

• Job Schedule — See page 32 for more information<br />

• Defragmentation Method — See page 43 for more information<br />

• Disk and CPU Priorities — See page 44 for more information<br />

• General — For each selected volume in the Computer pane of the Job Properties dialog, the General page<br />

of the Job Properties dialog shows when the Primary or Secondary Defragmentation Job last ran, the<br />

number of fragments eliminated today, and the cumulative total of all fragments eliminated.<br />

I-FAAST Defragmentation Job Properties<br />

Since I-FAAST Defragmentation Jobs are a specialized operation, the only “Property” available is the job<br />

scheduling option described on page 31.<br />

Click I-FAAST Defragmentation Job Properties in the <strong>Diskeeper</strong> toolbar or the Set It and Forget It<br />

task group in the Quick Launch pane to display the I-FAAST Job Properties dialog.<br />

As with Primary and Secondary Defragmentation Jobs, the I-FAAST Job Properties dialog consists of three<br />

sections, somewhat similar to the main <strong>Diskeeper</strong> console:<br />

Computer Pane—The upper section of the Job Properties dialog shows a listing of the volumes on your<br />

computer, the scheduling status, the date and time of the next scheduled defragmentation job of this type (I-<br />

FAAST), the schedule type and other retails about any schedules set.<br />

Task List—Due to the unique nature of I-FAAST Defragmentation Jobs, the left side of the Job Properties<br />

dialog only contains two options: The Job Schedule option and the General option. The Job Schedule option, as<br />

the name implies, is used to enable I-FAAST Defragmentation schedules. The General option shows details<br />

about the potential performance gains for the selected volume from I-FAAST, and details about when it last ran<br />

on the volume and the number of fragments eliminated.<br />

Dashboard Area—The main “body” of the Job Properties dialog displays information and options available<br />

for each different task you select from the Task List. The information shown in the dashboard area is intended<br />

to help you understand the options available and answer most questions that may arise.<br />

Of particular interest, the Job Schedule page of the Job Properties dialog contains a check box that alternately<br />

enables and disables an I-FAAST Defragmentation Job on the volumes selected in the Computer pane. When<br />

this check box is enabled, an I-FAAST Defragmentation Job will be run on the selected volumes, using the<br />

schedule specified within the Job Schedule page.<br />

Using Different Defragmentation Methods<br />

<strong>Diskeeper</strong> allows you to choose the type of defragmentation that best suits your needs. You can specify<br />

different defragmentation methods for each Primary and Secondary defragmentation job you establish.<br />

<strong>Diskeeper</strong> provides these defragmentation methods:<br />

• Quick Defragmentation — This method provides the fastest defragmentation. It reduces the<br />

defragmentation time by placing the emphasis on defragmenting the fragmented files, rather than free<br />

space consolidation, since this returns the greatest system performance gain. This defragmentation method<br />

will complete faster and use fewer resources, but note that the free space consolidation will not be as<br />

thorough as the other methods.<br />

• Recommended Defragmentation — This is the default, proven and balanced mix of file defragmentation<br />

and free space consolidation. It is designed to gain the best disk performance without using excessive<br />

system resources.<br />

• Comprehensive Defragmentation — This defragmentation method performs additional free space<br />

consolidation. This method performs a normal <strong>Diskeeper</strong> defragmentation, but then additionally performs

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