1. Create a .reg file and name it to whatever you think might fit.
(create an empty .txt-file and rename it to whatever.reg)
2. Rightclick it and choose "edit".
3. Paste the following into it:
Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00
[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Drive\shell\Defrag\Command]
@="defrag.exe %1 -f -v"
Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00
[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Drive\shell\Defrag\Command]
@="defrag.exe %1 -f -v"
4. Save and close.
5. Doubleclick it and answer yes/ok to the questions.
6. Rightclick a drive and choose 'Defrag' to defragment it.
The not as simple but yet not difficult way:
1. Open RegEdit.
2. Navigate to "HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Drive\shell".
3. Create a new Key named "Defrag".
(This is what will show in the RightClick-menu so if you'd like it to say "Mah 1337 d3Phr4G-h4Ck" then use that keyname ;) )
(This is what will show in the RightClick-menu so if you'd like it to say "Mah 1337 d3Phr4G-h4Ck" then use that keyname ;) )
4. Create a sub-key to you ¨"Defrag" key and name it "Command".
(This name is not an option)
(This name is not an option)
5. Go to the "Command" key and doubleclick
"(default)".
6. Change it's value to "defrag.exe %1 -f -v"
(-f = force defragmentation even if there's to little free space on the drive.)
(-v = Verbose mode.)
(-f = force defragmentation even if there's to little free space on the drive.)
(-v = Verbose mode.)
7. Save and you're done.
