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Mft
thomas01155
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I just ran diskkepper and i got this
Why is my Mft file so big
Job Report
Computer: ---
Volume: (C:)
Findings and Recommendations
Diskeeper has completed a defragmentation run on this
volume and there remain 4 fragmented files and/or
directories and 372 excess fragments. (There were 23,710
excess fragments before the defragmentation run, and now
there are 98% fewer.)
The average number of fragments per file is 1.00.
Little or no fragmentation detected on this volume. You
should keep Automatic Defragmentation turned on full time
to maintain maximum performance.
Master File Table (MFT) usage is 80% or higher on this
volume. Use Frag Shield to configure the MFT on this volume
to better match the current MFT usage.
Health
Warning!
The overall health of volume C: is degraded
The overall health is at "Warning" level for the following
reasons:
1. The MFT usage was currently 99 percent of the total MFT
size, which indicates it is likely the MFT will become
fragmented.
Access Time
Time to read fragmented files on volume C
Current read time: 106 seconds
Optimum read time: 105 seconds
8% improvement
Time to read all files on volume C
Current read time: 19 minutes
Optimum read time: 19 minutes
1% improvement
Statistics
Volume Files
Volume size = 78,152 MB
Cluster size = 4 KB
Used space = 41,892 MB
Free space = 36,260 MB
Percent free space = 46 %
Defragmentation method = Max Disk Performance
Fragmentation percentage
Volume fragmentation = 3 %
Data fragmentation = 5 %
Directory fragmentation
Total directories = 9,331
Fragmented directories = 0
Excess directory fragments = 0
File fragmentation
Total files = 110,289
Average file size = 417 KB
Total fragmented files = 3
Total excess fragments = 370
Average fragments per file = 1.00
Files with performance loss = 0
Paging file fragmentation
Paging/Swap file size = 1,537 MB
Total fragments = 1
Master File Table (MFT) fragmentation
Total MFT size = 117 MB
MFT records In Use = 120,131
Percent MFT in use = 99 %
Total MFT fragments = 2
Most Fragmented Files
Fragments File size Most fragmented files
367 916 MB \$Extend\
$UsnJrnl [Excess Allocation]
328 1,603 MB \Program Files\Guild Wars\Gw.dat
[Partially Defragmented]
Why is my Mft file so big
Job Report
Computer: ---
Volume: (C:)
Findings and Recommendations
Diskeeper has completed a defragmentation run on this
volume and there remain 4 fragmented files and/or
directories and 372 excess fragments. (There were 23,710
excess fragments before the defragmentation run, and now
there are 98% fewer.)
The average number of fragments per file is 1.00.
Little or no fragmentation detected on this volume. You
should keep Automatic Defragmentation turned on full time
to maintain maximum performance.
Master File Table (MFT) usage is 80% or higher on this
volume. Use Frag Shield to configure the MFT on this volume
to better match the current MFT usage.
Health
Warning!
The overall health of volume C: is degraded
The overall health is at "Warning" level for the following
reasons:
1. The MFT usage was currently 99 percent of the total MFT
size, which indicates it is likely the MFT will become
fragmented.
Access Time
Time to read fragmented files on volume C
Current read time: 106 seconds
Optimum read time: 105 seconds
8% improvement
Time to read all files on volume C
Current read time: 19 minutes
Optimum read time: 19 minutes
1% improvement
Statistics
Volume Files
Volume size = 78,152 MB
Cluster size = 4 KB
Used space = 41,892 MB
Free space = 36,260 MB
Percent free space = 46 %
Defragmentation method = Max Disk Performance
Fragmentation percentage
Volume fragmentation = 3 %
Data fragmentation = 5 %
Directory fragmentation
Total directories = 9,331
Fragmented directories = 0
Excess directory fragments = 0
File fragmentation
Total files = 110,289
Average file size = 417 KB
Total fragmented files = 3
Total excess fragments = 370
Average fragments per file = 1.00
Files with performance loss = 0
Paging file fragmentation
Paging/Swap file size = 1,537 MB
Total fragments = 1
Master File Table (MFT) fragmentation
Total MFT size = 117 MB
MFT records In Use = 120,131
Percent MFT in use = 99 %
Total MFT fragments = 2
Most Fragmented Files
Fragments File size Most fragmented files
367 916 MB \$Extend\
$UsnJrnl [Excess Allocation]
328 1,603 MB \Program Files\Guild Wars\Gw.dat
[Partially Defragmented]
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