Disk Defragmenter in Scheduled Task

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I can get Scheduled Task to run Disk Defragmenter, but it doesn't execute the
program, what line of code or instructions to I put in the "Run In" commands,
I've already tried Defrag.exe, it doesn't work! Please help I need badly for
a school project, Thanks Marcia
 
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I can get Scheduled Task to run Disk Defragmenter, but it doesn't
execute the program, what line of code or instructions to I put in
the "Run In" commands, I've already tried Defrag.exe, it doesn't
work! Please help I need badly for a school project, Thanks Marcia

Marcia,

Head to Kelly's site:

http://www.kellys-korner-xp.com/xp_defrag.htm

All will be revealed :)

God she's great isn't she? *chuckles* She makes it so I have to do less work
:)

Galen
 
M.Simpson said:
I can get Scheduled Task to run Disk Defragmenter, but it doesn't
execute the program, what line of code or instructions to I put in
the "Run In" commands, I've already tried Defrag.exe, it doesn't
work! Please help I need badly for a school project, Thanks Marcia

You must login with an account that has a password before the scheduler will
do squat.
 
Dear "HeyBub", I do log in correctly, what is the line of code that you put
in the run command box, is it something like "c:\windows\system32\dfrg.msc,
this doesn't work, but, I believe it is something like that. Thanks for any
help!
 
Galen, do you know the line of script I enter to run Disk Defragmenter, I've
tried everything, will Windows XP let you execute the program, I can get the
screen to appear, but it doesn't execute the program, can you help?
 
M.Simpson said:
I can get Scheduled Task to run Disk Defragmenter, but it doesn't execute the
program, what line of code or instructions to I put in the "Run In" commands,
I've already tried Defrag.exe, it doesn't work! Please help I need badly for
a school project, Thanks Marcia

In most cases, defragging your disk is like peeing in your wetsuit:
You get a warm feeling inside but nobody else notices anything.
In other words, defragging frequently will give you a pretty disk
with most files consisting of just one contiguous lump but it does not
speed up your PC. On the other hand, there is a real danger of
something going wrong during the defragging operation, leaving
you with a thoroughly thrashed disk structure, costing you many
hours for a rebuid.

If you insist on doing it anyway then you can use a tool
from here: http://www.morphasys.com/autodefrag/.
 

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