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George
Am using Windows-XP-professional. Trying to solve a defrag problem.
On one of the PC's here, the Defrag keeps saying "some files could not be
defragmented". In the old Windows days, you could run chkdsk /f and it
helped these things.
Is there any risk in going to the c: prompt and giving this a try. (Even if
you think it won't help, still would there be any risk in using chkdsk?)
Thanks,
George
On one of the PC's here, the Defrag keeps saying "some files could not be
defragmented". In the old Windows days, you could run chkdsk /f and it
helped these things.
Is there any risk in going to the c: prompt and giving this a try. (Even if
you think it won't help, still would there be any risk in using chkdsk?)
Thanks,
George