Note: You can defragment without manually analyzing first, but you won't get a chance to review the files or fragmentation level before Defraggler runs. In the Network Tree, right-click the network, group, or endpoint, point to Defraggler, and then select Defrag system drive(s).When the analysis completes, the result is shown in the Network Health section of the right pane as the Defrag percentage.ĭefragmenting a network, group, or endpoint.If you are prompted to confirm, select Yes.In the Network Tree, right-click the network, group, or endpoint, point to Defraggler, and then select Analyze system drive(s).Analyzing a network, group, or endpoint for fragmentation This procedure is intended only for use on conventional hard drives. Note: Do not defragment solid state drives, as doing so will be ineffectual and may cause damage to the drive. There are two steps to defragmentation: analysis of the drive, and the actual defragmentation.

Defragmenting specific files on an endpoint.

Defragmenting a network, group, or endpoint.

Analyzing a network, group, or endpoint for fragmentation.

The Audit Scores and Oldest Audit reports also take defragmentation into account when calculating endpoint health.

Technician Reports - Most fragmented, Oldest defragmentation.

These reports are specific to defragmentation in CCleaner Network Professional: CCleaner Network Professional contains a networked version of Defraggler that works remotely to keep your hard drives running at optimum performance.

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