We could also select Low Priority and Shutdown After Defrag options from the interface. We clicked Defrag, and a progress bar (blue, not green, for a change) tracked Puran as it defragmented our hard drive. The program identified our two disk drives we selected one and clicked Analyze. Puran's is attractive and legible, as we found when we ran the tool.

The omission of a defrag cluster map in some recent Windows editions raised eyebrows and hackles, and many developers have responded by restoring the feature. The first thing we noticed about Puran's interface was the cluster map field. Opening Puran also opened the program's very good Help file, which made for an easy start. There's even a command line option for advanced users. It can also defragment selected files or folders only and make exclusions by file and folder or wild card. Puran also defragments your PC's boot sectors for faster start-up, and its Intelligent Optimizer boosts your system's speed, according to the developers. The defragmentation utility in Windows does a pretty good job, so why would you need an aftermarket defrag tool like Puran Defrag Free Edition? Well, Puran is easier to program to run automatically, even in the background. Regular defragmentation keeps your disks tidy and avoids the big, disruptive defrag jobs later on.

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