Hello, the following occurs:
When running a defragmentation program ( PerfectDisk, O&Odefrag, etc ) the
analyse sequence stops at 94% on a file called c:\System Volume
Information\tracking.log . The program stops there, the computer does not
freeze but nothing happens anymore. The only solution to stop the program is
to go to CTRL+Alt+Del to stop the process manually.
What is the meaning of this file, as I cannot enter that directory to delete
the file.
Is there a way to cure this problem?
Many thanks for replying,
Sananjin

https://www.perfectdisklive.com/secu...udingFiles.htm


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Hope this helps.

Gerry
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FCA
Stourport, England
Enquire, plan and execute
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Sananjin wrote:
> Hello, the following occurs:
> When running a defragmentation program ( PerfectDisk, O&Odefrag, etc
> ) the analyse sequence stops at 94% on a file called c:\System Volume
> Information\tracking.log . The program stops there, the computer does
> not freeze but nothing happens anymore. The only solution to stop the
> program is to go to CTRL+Alt+Del to stop the process manually.
> What is the meaning of this file, as I cannot enter that directory to
> delete the file.
> Is there a way to cure this problem?
> Many thanks for replying,
> Sananjin

thank you for that. I will try this asap ( next week )
Best wishes for 2008

"Gerry" wrote:

> https://www.perfectdisklive.com/secu...udingFiles.htm
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> Hope this helps.
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> Gerry
> ~~~~
> FCA
> Stourport, England
> Enquire, plan and execute
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
>
> Sananjin wrote:
> > Hello, the following occurs:
> > When running a defragmentation program ( PerfectDisk, O&Odefrag, etc
> > ) the analyse sequence stops at 94% on a file called c:\System Volume
> > Information\tracking.log . The program stops there, the computer does
> > not freeze but nothing happens anymore. The only solution to stop the
> > program is to go to CTRL+Alt+Del to stop the process manually.
> > What is the meaning of this file, as I cannot enter that directory to
> > delete the file.
> > Is there a way to cure this problem?
> > Many thanks for replying,
> > Sananjin
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