Overall the program’s performance was fairly good, with the drive analysis option finishing relatively fast and the rest of the procedure being just as quick. You can start defragmenting by clicking on the big self-explanatory buttons. At the center some stats are shown about past defragmentation tasks. In the top left box you will find all the available features, and in the box below there are links regarding updates, special offers, product purchase and other online services. There are too many graphics in this program that make it lag often, especially when a defragmentation process is being executed.

The background image in the main window makes the interface look dark and the blue background in textboxes along with the green buttons make an obvious contrast. There you will either find the serial number you received if you have already purchased the product, or a key that extends your evaluation period.Īny machine that has Windows XP, Vista or 7 installed can handle the program nicely. When it’s done, a web page will open and take you to your account’s License Keys area, provided that you already have an account in SuperEasy’s website. There are no special settings during setup and will only take a few minutes for the installation to finish. USB hard disks and RAID disks are supported as well. With the color coded map available you can view and easily comprehend what kind of files deplete segments of the drive. When the default Windows Defragmentation tool is just not good enough for you anymore, SuperEasy Live Defrag can take its place and although it may not offer a wide range of features, it is a simple software that can complete defragmentation tasks rather quick even on large hard drives. Developer SuperEasy Software GmbH & Co.

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