After creating a profile (.wcp file), whenever you want to defragment the same set of files/folders, you just have to load the saved profile. What this feature basically does is that it allows you to create profiles for one or more folder(s) containing files that you regularly modify. WinContig comes with a very helpful profiles feature. After adding, go to Action > Defragment to start the optimizing process. In it, click on Add button and select the file(s)/folder(s) you wish to defragment.

This will bring the main program interface: To use the program, just extract the downloaded ZIP file to a folder on your computer and run WinContig (32-bit) or WinContig64 (64-bit) depending on your system. WinContig is a free (for personal and commercial use) portable defragmentation tool that allows you to quickly defrag specific files or folders without the need to defrag the whole drive. To assure your files are defragged, and those files only, here are three free software for you: GUI based Programs to Defragment Specific File or Folder There’s no guarantee those software will defragment the files you want, while most files are generally defragmented on the drive.

If all you want to do is optimize the performance of a certain disk-intensive application file like Outlook’s PST file, a database file, or a game.

These tools perform a general defragmentation of your entire partition, which can take quite a while to complete. There are many disk defragmenting software available in the market, such as Auslogics Disk Defrag, Diskeeper, and SmartDefrag.

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