Defrag

[John B]

Is it possible to to change the not movable area to a
contiguous area? Or is that not important?

 

[Wesley Vogel]

Not possible.

[[Green areas represent unmovable files, which cannot be relocated by Disk
Defragmenter. ]]

You have no choice in the matter.

 

[ThePainter]

You can get a program called "Raxco, Perfect Disc" that
defrags and moves all your files to the beginning of the
disc, and can do a boot time defrag that sorts out the
system files.

-----Original Message-----
Not possible.

[[Green areas represent unmovable files, which cannot be relocated by Disk
Defragmenter. ]]

You have no choice in the matter.


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Hope this helps. Let us know.
Wes

In John B <[email protected]> hunted and pecked:

Is it possible to to change the not movable area to a
contiguous area? Or is that not important?

.

 

[Colin Barnhorst]

It is not important. All that matters is your files are defragmented.
Schedule a generous amount of defragging and leave your computer on. If you
are using XP and NTFS you can buy Diskeeper from Executive Software and it
can also defragment your directories. This is especially useful if you have
converted from Fat32 to NTFS.

 

[Jack B]

-----Original Message-----
You can get a program called "Raxco, Perfect Disc" that
defrags and moves all your files to the beginning of the
disc, and can do a boot time defrag that sorts out the
system files.

-----Original Message-----
Not possible.

[[Green areas represent unmovable files, which cannot be relocated by Disk
Defragmenter. ]]

You have no choice in the matter.


--
Hope this helps. Let us know.
Wes

In John B <[email protected]> hunted and pecked:

Is it possible to to change the not movable area to a
contiguous area? Or is that not important?

.

.
Thanks for the info. I was hoping to consoladate the

imovable area. I would think the computer would operated a
little faster. Thanks again