Video editing and picture viewing

If you do a lot of video editing, you're likely dealing with lots of large files and an environment that is changing rapidly. And that means your drive is likely subject to severe fragmentation. By defragmenting your dirive, all your video editing will be easier. It's also critical to completely consolidate the free space on your drive. For more information, read the Video Fragmentation white paper.

And if you're regularly downloading pictures, or regularly adding and deleting them to various folders, you're very likely to have a heavily fragmented drive. That heavily fragmented drive makes your picture viewing experience not nearly as enjoyable as it could be, With a defragmented system, you'll be able to view your pictures faster and more easily.

iTunes and other MP3 file storage

Music lovers spend a lot of time adding and deleting music files, files that can take up a lot of space on a drive. The continual adding of new music and deleting of old songs leads to fragmentation on your drive. By defragmenting your drive with PerfectDisk, your entire music listenting and music file management experience will be better.

Web browsing and Microsoft Office use

If your time on the computer is spent browsing the Web, you're most likely creating lots of temporary Internet files that create fragmentation when they are deleted. If you are using Microsoft Office applications such as Word, Excel, Access, or Powerpoint, you're most likely creating, editing and deleting a large amount of files that quickly leads to fragmentation - of both files and free space - and a poorly performing computer. Running PerfectDisk regularly with its AutoPilot Scheduling will defragment all the files on your drive, completely consolidate your free space (meaing you'll have a big block of it so your next files are not fragmented) and completely optimize your drive with PerfectDisk's patented SMARTPlacement.

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