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Please don't get frightened, this is not a SCSI question ,,,,,,,
I am running XP with SP2 on an Asus P4C800E-Deluxe. My drive is a
Maxtor SCSI 36 Gig running off an Adaptec 29160N PCI card.
If I leave my computer running without any input for more than 10
minutes I get much disk activity, By leaving Task Manager open and
observing the processes, I was able to trace this activity to the
launching of dfrgfat.exe.
I want to prevent dfrgfat,exe from running but cannot find out how it
is being launched. I tried running msconfig and services.msc but find
nothing that seems to relate to this problem. I suspect that something
is launching dfrg.msc which in turn is activating dfrgfat.exe.
In any event, I temporarily renamed all occurrences of dfrgfat.exe to
dfrgfat.old thus disabling it. This has stopped the unwanted disk
activity (defragmentation). However, I would like to solve the
problem in a proper manner, not by renaming a program.
Can anyone help??
Norm
I am running XP with SP2 on an Asus P4C800E-Deluxe. My drive is a
Maxtor SCSI 36 Gig running off an Adaptec 29160N PCI card.
If I leave my computer running without any input for more than 10
minutes I get much disk activity, By leaving Task Manager open and
observing the processes, I was able to trace this activity to the
launching of dfrgfat.exe.
I want to prevent dfrgfat,exe from running but cannot find out how it
is being launched. I tried running msconfig and services.msc but find
nothing that seems to relate to this problem. I suspect that something
is launching dfrg.msc which in turn is activating dfrgfat.exe.
In any event, I temporarily renamed all occurrences of dfrgfat.exe to
dfrgfat.old thus disabling it. This has stopped the unwanted disk
activity (defragmentation). However, I would like to solve the
problem in a proper manner, not by renaming a program.
Can anyone help??
Norm