Defragg issues with my PC, OS is Windows XP home Version
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_Moose_
, Feb 13 2007 07:48 PM
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Posted 13 February 2007 - 07:48 PM
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Posted 13 February 2007 - 09:56 PM
Hi _Moose_...
Try the defrag from Safe Mode. Keep in mind that it is rare to get a 100% defrag using any defrag application...there will almost always be some fragmentation left.
For the chkdsk, schedule it to run on boot from command prompt.
Click Start, then Run, type cmd and click "Ok". In the command session window, type chkdsk /r and press "Enter". You will be told the drive is busy and asked if you want to run it at the next boot, type Y and press "Enter". Type exit and press "Enter" to close the command session.
Reboot and chkdsk should run at boot up. Be patient, this is a long check.
wannabe1
Try the defrag from Safe Mode. Keep in mind that it is rare to get a 100% defrag using any defrag application...there will almost always be some fragmentation left.
For the chkdsk, schedule it to run on boot from command prompt.
Click Start, then Run, type cmd and click "Ok". In the command session window, type chkdsk /r and press "Enter". You will be told the drive is busy and asked if you want to run it at the next boot, type Y and press "Enter". Type exit and press "Enter" to close the command session.
Reboot and chkdsk should run at boot up. Be patient, this is a long check.
wannabe1
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