Mac do not need to be defragmented because the file system (initially HFS+ and more recently APFS) prevents fragmentation and automatically defrags files if necessary – if the file has more than eight fragments, or is smaller than 20MB, it will be automatically defragged. If you are running High Sierra or Mojave, and your file system has been changed to Apple’s newer APFS, you will not be able to use any third party tools to defrag your Mac as there are none that work. Your Mac operating system does not predate 2002 (if it does can we suggest you update your Mac!).If any of the following applies to you we would suggest that defraging is not the solution to your problem: As we’ll explain below, you probably don’t need to defrag your Mac.
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