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Tom
I notice with nothing else going on on my PC I begin
hearing the Disk drive running and being accessed. I check
Windows Task Mgr. and the only process that is running at
any useage about Zero is dfrgntfs.exe which a search of
the MS website says is Disk Defragmenter for NTFS. It also
says that "To execute defragment, you must launch the
computer management console and select the Defrag snap-in
under Storage."
My question is why is my System running this on it's own?
I am not aware of setting up any type of schedule to do
Auto Disk Defrag although I have done it manually.
I am running WinXP SP1 and have 79% Free Space on the hard
drive so I can't imagine that I need a whole lot of Disk
Defragging anyway. When Defrag begins which seems to occur
on it's own the PC slows to a crawl and I can't kill the
Defrag process.
Any ideas or suggestions would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Tom
hearing the Disk drive running and being accessed. I check
Windows Task Mgr. and the only process that is running at
any useage about Zero is dfrgntfs.exe which a search of
the MS website says is Disk Defragmenter for NTFS. It also
says that "To execute defragment, you must launch the
computer management console and select the Defrag snap-in
under Storage."
My question is why is my System running this on it's own?
I am not aware of setting up any type of schedule to do
Auto Disk Defrag although I have done it manually.
I am running WinXP SP1 and have 79% Free Space on the hard
drive so I can't imagine that I need a whole lot of Disk
Defragging anyway. When Defrag begins which seems to occur
on it's own the PC slows to a crawl and I can't kill the
Defrag process.
Any ideas or suggestions would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Tom