Tutorial Series

Tutorial 3
Rapid Launching Of Applications

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Rapid Launching Of Applications

We trust that you are enjoying the power, flexibility and newfound level of
PC performance that UltimateDefrag is giving you.

If you have not yet ordered a license that will enable you to activate the
program and remove the opening nag screen then simply select the option
to “Purchase This Software” at the opening screen.

In this tutorial we teach you how to use UltimateDefrag to speed up the

launch of ALL your applications so that they launch with vastly increased
speed.

All applications have the extension .EXE also associated with those applica-
tions are files with the .DLL extension. EXE stands for executable – mean-
ing this is what executed. DLL is Dynamic Link Library and these are called
upon a lot by programs – either at launch or during use.

If you place both your EXE files and DLL files to the High Performance outer
tracks – you will be achieving fastest data transfer possible from these files
and programs will launch with rapidity and any use that calls on these DLL
files will also occur much faster.

In the previous Tutorial you learned to place an entire folder to the outer
tracks. If you want it to stay in place then ensure that you still keep that
folder in the exclude list. This procedure will make these particular files fol-
low on immediately after the folder you laid out for High performance in the
previous lesson.

Please follow this procedure:

1. Select Tools=>Options

2. Under High Performance, place a check next to “Include These File Types”

3. Select Add and scroll down and add .EXE

4. Then Select Add again and add .DLL

5. So all that is checked is the “Include These File Types” with EXE and DLL
extensions selected.

6. Select OK to go back to the main interface

7. Select Defrag Method Consolidate

8. Select Respect High Performance

9. Select Respect Archive


 10.. Select Put Directories Close To MFT

11.. Select Start

This procedure will perform the Archive Routine and will then place .EXE
and .DLL files to the outer tracks. After these are laid out in position a regu-
lar consolidate will be performed.

If you like, after you complete this routine, restart your computer and you
should immediately sense a far greater level of performance as you launch
files. Even your operating system will be more responsive.

Next Tutorial #4 - Setting Up A Defrag Schedule

Tutorial #4 in this series will be Setting up A Defrag Schedule. A good de-
frag schedule uses a comprehensive defrag on a less frequent basis and a
less comprehensive “maintenance” defrag on a more frequent basis.


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