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Learn how to quickly defrag your computer’s hard drive from the command prompt in Windows by watching my short video on disk defraging with contig in Windows CMD.exe. I used CMD in Vista, but it works for Windows XP, Vista, and 7. I have not tested it in 2000, but it probably works for 2000 as well since it runs in CMD.
Contig is a fast command prompt defragger which hardly use any system resources. Plus, it is only 100KB to download. Great for dial up users!
Download contig at http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/bb897428.aspx
All you have to do is open an administrator command prompt if you are using Vista or 7, or regular cmd in XP, and type the line line “contig -s C:\*.*” to defrag the C:\ drive for your PC.
Neat tutorial I never knew you could defrag from command prompt!
Indeed, you can also use the command prompt to burn CDs!