Hi,

I defrag on a continually basis however, recently I
defraged, then check and here are the results:
Volume (C
Volume size 16 GB
Cluster size 4 KB
Used space 6.19GB
Free space 9.81GB
Percent free space 61%

Volume Fragmentation:
Total fragmentation 15%
File fragmentation 31%
Free space fragmentation 0%
File fragmentation:
Total files 55,493
Average file size 206KB
Total fragmented files 73
Total excess fragments 136
Average fragments per file 1.00
Pagefile fragmentation:
Pagefile size 1.17GB
Total framents 3
Folder Fragmentation:
Total folders 6,116
Fragmented folders 1
Excess folder fragemnts 1
Master File Table (MFT) fragmentation
Total MFT size 101MB
MFT record count 61,671
Percent MFT in use 59
Total MFT fragments 2

Also I stopped the restore points, then defrag and not
significant drop in %.

Any help would be great.

On Thu, 4 Dec 2003 13:20:17 -0800, "Andrew"
<(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

>Hi,
>
>I defrag on a continually basis however, recently I
>defraged, then check and here are the results:
>Volume (C
>Volume size 16 GB
>Cluster size 4 KB
>Used space 6.19GB
>Free space 9.81GB
>Percent free space 61%
>
>Volume Fragmentation:
>Total fragmentation 15%
>File fragmentation 31%
>Free space fragmentation 0%
>File fragmentation:
>Total files 55,493
>Average file size 206KB
>Total fragmented files 73
>Total excess fragments 136
>Average fragments per file 1.00
>Pagefile fragmentation:
>Pagefile size 1.17GB
>Total framents 3
>Folder Fragmentation:
>Total folders 6,116
>Fragmented folders 1
>Excess folder fragemnts 1
>Master File Table (MFT) fragmentation
>Total MFT size 101MB
>MFT record count 61,671
>Percent MFT in use 59
>Total MFT fragments 2
>
>Also I stopped the restore points, then defrag and not
>significant drop in %.
>
>Any help would be great.
>
Do you have any really big files on this volume?
Such as media files, AVI, MPG,etc.
This can cause this.