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Defraggler then. Will have your disk whiter than white in no time. Run it as administrator so that it has permissions over all files on the disk.Originally posted by Clippy View PostSorry, should have said that the in-built XP one is struggling with some files.
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I use Advanced Windows Care v3.x regularly, part of that tool set is a defragger. How good it is I don't actually know but it's freeware, so worth a shot. HTH.
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I have a 48Gb NTFS partition which the XP defrag struggles with. It will NOT defrag these files:Originally posted by Pondlife View PostWithout wanting to appear numpty, is there not one built into XP?
Or is the word good critical?
And it is very boring to watch compared to the old ME DEFRAG. And that wasn't as pretty as the PCToools defragger (that, sadly, was buggy and corrupted hard drives and so resulted in PCTools going down the pan and being replaced by the inferior Symantec products).Code:Volume PartnE (E:) Volume size = 48.83 GB Cluster size = 4 KB Used space = 18.12 GB Free space = 30.71 GB Percent free space = 62 % Volume fragmentation Total fragmentation = 32 % File fragmentation = 64 % Free space fragmentation = 0 % File fragmentation Total files = 99 Average file size = 349 MB Total fragmented files = 25 Total excess fragments = 106,049 Average fragments per file = 1072.20 Pagefile fragmentation Pagefile size = 0 bytes Total fragments = 0 Folder fragmentation Total folders = 28 Fragmented folders = 1 Excess folder fragments = 0 Master File Table (MFT) fragmentation Total MFT size = 4 MB MFT record count = 3,809 Percent MFT in use = 99 % Total MFT fragments = 3 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Fragments File Size Most fragmented files 12,222 656 MB \!Backups\C\2009-05-02\PartnC.015 9,405 656 MB \!Backups\C\2009-05-02\PartnC.014 9,248 656 MB \!Backups\C\2009-05-02\PartnC.018 8,700 656 MB \!Backups\C\2009-05-02\PartnC.016 7,584 656 MB \!Backups\C\2009-05-02\PartnC.017 5,373 656 MB \!Backups\C\2009-05-31\PartnC.dat 5,230 656 MB \!Backups\C\2009-05-31\PartnC.001 4,081 656 MB \!Backups\C\2009-05-31\PartnC.006 4,033 656 MB \!Backups\C\2009-05-31\PartnC.002 3,483 656 MB \!Backups\C\2009-05-31\PartnC.014 3,305 656 MB \!Backups\C\2009-05-31\PartnC.013 3,022 656 MB \!Backups\C\2009-05-31\PartnC.015 2,926 656 MB \!Backups\C\2009-05-31\PartnC.010 2,837 656 MB \!Backups\C\2009-05-31\PartnC.011 2,822 656 MB \!Backups\C\2009-05-31\PartnC.007 2,793 656 MB \!Backups\C\2009-05-31\PartnC.017 2,615 656 MB \!Backups\C\2009-05-31\PartnC.012 2,517 656 MB \!Backups\C\2009-05-31\PartnC.009 2,461 656 MB \!Backups\C\2009-05-31\PartnC.008 2,257 656 MB \!Backups\C\2009-05-31\PartnC.004 2,250 656 MB \!Backups\C\2009-05-31\PartnC.016 2,189 656 MB \!Backups\C\2009-05-31\PartnC.003 2,127 656 MB \!Backups\C\2009-05-31\PartnC.005 1,304 656 MB \!Backups\C\2009-05-31\PartnC.018 1,290 656 MB \!Backups\C\2009-05-31\PartnC.019
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Without wanting to appear numpty, is there not one built into XP?
Or is the word good critical?
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Defraggler always works well for me: http://www.filehippo.com/download_defraggler/Originally posted by Clippy View PostCan anyone recommend a good free defrag utility for an XP PC?
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HDD defrag
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