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Defrag
dacouch
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I have been defragging my laptop, I've used piriform defraggler and the built in defragger on my lap top.
However it still shows that drive D is 93% fragmented and disk C is 39% fragmented Is this acceptable, if not does any one have any advice on improving it?
Cheers
However it still shows that drive D is 93% fragmented and disk C is 39% fragmented Is this acceptable, if not does any one have any advice on improving it?
Cheers
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What OS are you using?0
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You could go to the file view on Defraggler and defrag a few files at a time.That gum you like is coming back in style.0
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I would suggest using Windows defrag option. Why would a 3rd Party software know more about Windows than Microsoft.
Try clicking on the following (in Windows XP):
Start -> All Programs -> Accessories -> System Tools -> Disk Defragmentor
I hope this helps
Sarlacpit0 -
I would suggest using Windows defrag option. Why would a 3rd Party software know more about Windows than Microsoft.
Try clicking on the following (in Windows XP):
Start -> All Programs -> Accessories -> System Tools -> Disk Defragmentor
I hope this helps
Sarlacpit
I've used the Windows built in defrag (Twice) in the last two days and it has made no difference.0 -
You could go to the file view on Defraggler and defrag a few files at a time.
Silly question, but is it as simple as "Anaylising" then clicking on "View Files". Are all the files it shows the files that are fragmented. If so is it just a case of ticking the box next to the file and defraging them?0 -
Yes thats correct.That gum you like is coming back in style.0
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I would suggest using Windows defrag option. Why would a 3rd Party software know more about Windows than Microsoft.
Try clicking on the following (in Windows XP):
Start -> All Programs -> Accessories -> System Tools -> Disk Defragmentor
I hope this helps
Sarlacpit
:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:Get some gorm.0 -
Sure needs some of that gorm:rotfl:That gum you like is coming back in style.0
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I would suggest using Windows defrag option. Why would a 3rd Party software know more about Windows than Microsoft.
Try clicking on the following (in Windows XP):
Start -> All Programs -> Accessories -> System Tools -> Disk Defragmentor
I hope this helps
Sarlacpit
You didnt really mean that right? :rolleyes::idea:0
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