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HI,SEASONS GREETINGS... i have just ran my defrag,,, after it finished its report says some files cuold not be fragmented, i havent had this before??? many thanks..zepphead.. -- zepphead |
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> HI,SEASONS GREETINGS... > i have just ran my defrag,,, > after it finished its report says > some files cuold not be fragmented, > i havent had this before??? > > many thanks..zepphead.. Many system files and "in-use" files cannot be moved/defragmented. It is best to ONLY defragment after performing a full system cleanup (virus checks, application uninstalls, spyware scans and a CHKDSK) and rebooting. Then - after turning off your screensaver and anything else that may access the drive (close all windows and applications - exit ones in the taskbar - etc) - defragment. Is all that "necessary"? No. Will it give you more consistent and reliable results? Probably. -- Shenan Stanley MS-MVP -- How To Ask Questions The Smart Way http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html |
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Please see the following article: "Files That You Cannot Defragment" http://www.microsoft.com/resources/d...d_tro_ldtg.asp -- Will Denny MS MVP Windows Shell/User Please reply to the News Groups "zepphead" <zepphead.20jl2u@pcbanter.net> wrote in message news:zepphead.20jl2u@pcbanter.net... > > HI,SEASONS GREETINGS... > i have just ran my defrag,,, > after it finished its report says > some files cuold not be fragmented, > i havent had this before??? > > many thanks..zepphead.. > > > -- > zepphead |
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Will Denny Wrote: > Hi > > Please see the following article: > > "Files That You Cannot Defragment" > http://tinyurl.com/9pgsf > > -- > > > Will Denny > MS MVP Windows Shell/User > Please reply to the News Groups > > "zepphead" zepphead.20jl2u@pcbanter.net wrote in message > news:zepphead.20jl2u@pcbanter.net... > > HI,SEASONS GREETINGS... > i have just ran my defrag,,, > after it finished its report says > some files cuold not be fragmented, > i havent had this before??? > > many thanks..zepphead.. > > > -- > zeppheadthanks will.. -- zepphead |
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Shenan Stanley Wrote: > zepphead wrote: > HI,SEASONS GREETINGS... > i have just ran my defrag,,, > after it finished its report says > some files cuold not be fragmented, > i havent had this before??? > > many thanks..zepphead.. > > Many system files and "in-use" files cannot be moved/defragmented. > > It is best to ONLY defragment after performing a full system cleanup > (virus > checks, application uninstalls, spyware scans and a CHKDSK) and > rebooting. > Then - after turning off your screensaver and anything else that may > access > the drive (close all windows and applications - exit ones in the > taskbar - > etc) - defragment. > > Is all that "necessary"? No. > Will it give you more consistent and reliable results? Probably. > > -- > Shenan Stanley > MS-MVP > -- > How To Ask Questions The Smart Way > http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-...ons.htmlthanks shenan,all the best.. -- zepphead |
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