Ok... there's two ways of achieving this.
The easy way:
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Create a .reg file and name it to whatever you think might fit. (create an empty .txt-file and rename it to whatever.reg)
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Rightclick it and choose "edit".
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Paste the following into it:
Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00
[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Drive\shell\Defrag\Command]
@="defrag.exe %1 -f -v"
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Save and close.
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Doubleclick it and answer yes/ok to the questions.
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Rightclick a drive and choose 'Defrag' to defragment it.
The not as simple but yet not difficult way:
- Open RegEdit.
2. Navigate to "HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Drive\shell".
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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 ;) )
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Create a sub-key to you ¨"Defrag" key and name it "Command".
(This name is not an option)
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Go to the "Command" key and doubleclick "(default)".
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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.
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Save and you're done.
I have only tried this on WinXP Pro, so i'm not sure if it works on WinXP Home.
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