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George Neuner
Hi all,
I've got a Thinkpad running XPpro that won't perform a boot time
directory consolidation defrag under Diskeeper 9.0.532 (Yeah, I know I
should upgrade to v10 but I've heard some horror stories about it).
When I run the boot time defrag, it *appears* to work saying it is
moving the directories (MFT and page file are already contiguous) ...
but when the computer reboots, XP says it encountered a "problem" and
gives me the boot menu. I choose normal start and XP runs Chkdsk -
which finds no problems. After I log in, I go into Diskeeper and
analyze the disk to find that absolutely nothing has changed - all the
directories are, AFAICT, exactly where they were before the defrag
ran.
This behavior is repeatable. Does the Thinkpad have some kind of
lockout (BIOS maybe) to prevent changes to the disk when the OS isn't
running? I can't find anything to suggest that.
Any other ideas?
Thanks,
George
I've got a Thinkpad running XPpro that won't perform a boot time
directory consolidation defrag under Diskeeper 9.0.532 (Yeah, I know I
should upgrade to v10 but I've heard some horror stories about it).
When I run the boot time defrag, it *appears* to work saying it is
moving the directories (MFT and page file are already contiguous) ...
but when the computer reboots, XP says it encountered a "problem" and
gives me the boot menu. I choose normal start and XP runs Chkdsk -
which finds no problems. After I log in, I go into Diskeeper and
analyze the disk to find that absolutely nothing has changed - all the
directories are, AFAICT, exactly where they were before the defrag
ran.
This behavior is repeatable. Does the Thinkpad have some kind of
lockout (BIOS maybe) to prevent changes to the disk when the OS isn't
running? I can't find anything to suggest that.
Any other ideas?
Thanks,
George