DEFRAG messed up Vista

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Guest

After 5 hours of defrag running ( can't see if it is doing anything ) I
canceled it.
Laptop is only 3 months old with not much on it. After that it would NOT
start. Had to use F8 to last good config. to get it running. Now ALL restore
points are gone, have a 120GB hard drive with only 50GB left and can't use
disk error check anymore, pc turns black and freezes. I don't know what's
taking space on the drive and I know I should have about 80GB with system
installed and some downloads that are on it.
I will never defrag with vista again and I really don't want to do a restore.
Does anyone have a idea as to what the heck happened with vista defrag.
 
G

Guest

I know that, but I don't have it to run on it's own, I perfer to to do my own
maintance on my pc's when I am ready, then I know it's getting done.

What I am having a problem with is after the LONG defrag. I lost restore
pts. and hard drive increased by almost 30GB free space gone, and check disk
don't work.
Tried 3rd party defrag. after this mess, and that don't work either.
 
T

Translator English - French - Creole

i know you don't want to but after doing a clean restore which is formatting
the drive before you do the restore, me at least the pc worked with no
problem and was faster than ever before, can't figure out why to this day.

--
Jonathan Perreault

Personnal Advice To You:
#1: Do Not Undermine Windows's Work, Or It'll Undermine You As A User.
#2: Torture Windows (Any) Now Before It Tortures You

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No Matter The Problem Even With Linux, It's Microsoft's And Windows's Faults

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disco

lpstar said:
After 5 hours of defrag running ( can't see if it is doing anything ) I
canceled it. --8<---
Does anyone have a idea as to what the heck happened with vista defrag.

just a wild guess: hdd overheating. it would happen no matter which os you
got installed.
 

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