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O&O DiskStat 2 offers a Windows-Explorer type interface and a whole range of options to track down sources of wasted space. Generally speaking, there are two distinct types of people: some simply cannot throw things away, whereas others have no problem getting rid of stuff they don't need and that is just taking up space. Only one of these approaches can be applied to modern computers - no prizes for guessing which one! And that is where O&O DiskStat comes in. Regardless of whether at home or in a company network, ever-increasing amounts of data can severely slow down the time needed for accessing files and making backups. You'll be amazed at how much disk space you can win back simply by getting rid of the ballast. O&O DiskStat 2 allows you to analyze used space on your hard disk with the help of interactive graphics. Once identified, you can get rid of the space-wasters on your disks, gaining space for new programs and data, and saving money you might have spent on a new disk. [wasted space, find hard drive space, more space, unused files, disk usage, analyze disk usage, hard drive space, more space, free]

Don't let a slow computer spoil your work or fun! Let O&O Defrag optimize your hard disks and - New! - SSDs and you can experience speed increases of up to 100%! Regular disk defragmentation optimizes your PC performance! When you defragment, the files that Windows splits up when saving documents across the hard disk or SSD are put back in order again so that files can be quickly recognized and found by the SSD or the read and write heads inside your HDD. Speed increases of up to 100% are not uncommon, and your hardware suffers much less wear and tear! The new defragmentation method SOLID/COMPLETE: SSDs save file fragments on more memory cells than needed. The resource and hardware friendly SOLID/COMPLETE method defragments these file fragments so that only the number of memory cells required will be used for reading and writing in the future. SOLID/COMPLETE can be used on both SSDs as well as harddisks.