M Malke Feb 16, 2006 #2 smith said: Any change of disk will change the process of defrag? Click to expand... It would be smart to close all programs and go do something else in Real Life(tm), yes. If you still have difficulties in defragging, do the defrag in Safe Mode. This is not normally required in XP, but all computers are different. Malke
smith said: Any change of disk will change the process of defrag? Click to expand... It would be smart to close all programs and go do something else in Real Life(tm), yes. If you still have difficulties in defragging, do the defrag in Safe Mode. This is not normally required in XP, but all computers are different. Malke
B Bob I Feb 16, 2006 #3 The question is too vague. At this point the answer is no. The best you can do at this point is run defrag, observe, and learn.
The question is too vague. At this point the answer is no. The best you can do at this point is run defrag, observe, and learn.
R Rock Feb 16, 2006 #4 smith said: Any change of disk will change the process of defrag? Click to expand... Your question is vague, but as a general rule it's a good idea to close all programs and let defrag run by itself.
smith said: Any change of disk will change the process of defrag? Click to expand... Your question is vague, but as a general rule it's a good idea to close all programs and let defrag run by itself.
