romanoff
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Not Defragging Inactiive pagefile.sys (In Another PC)
romanoff replied to dannymanno's topic in Defraggler Bug Reporting
Hi Guys, I would advise you not to modify the executable file as it may lead to unexpected problems. Pagefile.sys defrag was disabled deliberately. Best regards Romanoff -
Defraggler 1.18.185 Gets Stuck Forever at 90 Percent
romanoff replied to CharlieB's topic in Defraggler Bug Reporting
Hi, can you use version 1.20 to generate a /debug log file with this issue present? A screenshot of the drive map after the disk analysis would be also very helpful. Best regards Romanoff -
Defraggler v20 Edit Drive Map Colors Window Overrun
romanoff replied to Olav the Viking's topic in Defraggler Bug Reporting
Hi, thanks for reporting the bug. We have successfully reproduced it. It is related to the non-standard DPI value on ypur system. It will be fixed within next releases Best regards Romanoff -
Hi, currently the command line version of Defraggler does not have such feature. We plan to add it in future releases. Best regards Romanoff
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Defraggler 1.18.185 writes into MFT space
romanoff replied to Leto Atreides's topic in Defraggler Bug Reporting
Hi Guys, we will surely look into this, as this should not happen. Still it is absolutely safe to use 1.19. Best regards Romanoff -
Hi Guys, we have worked very hard on this issue. Please download the latest version (1.18.185) as it should fix the problem. Best regards Romanoff
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Hi, I see that some things need to be explained. In order to use more sophisticated layout algorithms, Defraggler needs some knowledge about the structure of file system on the specific machine it is going to defrag. This data is gathered in memory in a highly efficient data structure. Unfortunately if the file system is large and complicated (has a very large number of files, fragments or a very deep folder tree) the memory consumption increases. After the drive is analyzed the file system structure information is cached in memory (that's why you are able to switch between analyzed drives and see the list of fragmented files etc.), so after analyzing several drive the cumulative memory consumption may be large. Best regards Romanoff
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Hi Guys, Can you please post the debug logs from these situations? The best ones would be /debug4 logs. Best regards Romanoff
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Hi, can you please try out the 64 bit version of Defraggler? Best regards Romanoff
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Can you please use chkdsk before the defrag to make sure that there are no filesystem errors? If it still does not help, please try out the new 64 bit version of Defraggler. Best regards Romanoff
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leave defraggler defragmenting 4 partitions when I am sleeping
romanoff replied to svartahrid's topic in Defraggler
Hi, currently you can use the schedule to do the job. Just create schedules for drives you would like to defrag in some close time from each other (e.g. 5 minutes). Several instances will be created. Please notice that only one instance at a time will defrag. The rest will wait - so the jobs run sequentially. Just make sure that before the schedule starts you don't have any other instances of Defraggler (Defraggler.exe of df.exe) running. Best regards Romanoff -
Defraggler handling of "orphaned" files and folders
romanoff replied to gguldens's topic in Defraggler Suggestions
Hi, I think what you want to do is to run a free space defrag. The best one for the job in your case would be Defrag freespace (allow fragmentation). To run it go to menu Action->Advanced->Defrag freespace (allow fragmentation). Best regards Romanoff -
Hi, Apparently it is an issue with Win7 icon cache. To fix it, go through the following steps: 1. Close all folder windows that are currently open. 2. Launch Task Manager using the CTRL+SHIFT+ESC key sequence, or by running taskmgr.exe 3. In the Process tab, right-click on the Explorer.exe process and select End Process 4. Click the End process button when asked for confirmation. 5. From the File menu of Task Manager, select New Task (Run…) 6. Type CMD.EXE, and click OK 7. In the Command Prompt window, type the commands one by one and press ENTER after each command: CD /d %userprofile%\AppData\Local DEL IconCache.db /a EXIT 8. In Task Manager, click File, select New Task (Run…) 9. Type EXPLORER.EXE, and click OK. The solution is after http://www.sevenforums.com/graphic-cards/2...-heres-fix.html Best regards Romanoff
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Hi, can you specify which version of Defraggler are you using? Please make sure that you are using the latest release. Best regards Romanoff
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WinXP x64 - Defraggler crashes after 4GB -> 8GB RAM upgrade
romanoff replied to Edge's topic in Defraggler Bug Reporting
Hi, Can anyone else confirm this issue? Edge, can you post the debug log and exception.txt file? To run Defraggler in debug log: http://docs.piriform.com/defraggler/troubl...r-in-debug-mode The exception.txt file should be located in the executable directory after the crash. Thank you, Best regards Romanoff -
Hi, Can you check if you have the same issue with other products: CCleaner and Recuva? Best regards Romanoff
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defraggler scheduled task for c: drive freezes when /ts is added to cmd
romanoff replied to jhughes's topic in Defraggler
Hi, this option is for the internal use of Defraggler. It allows to schedule several defrags at one time. As there is only one Defraggler instance allowed, this option tell the Time Schedule instances to wait for other to finish. Without that option the scheduled instances started later would just quit. Best regards Romanoff -
We are working on this. It will be fixed in the next release.
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We are working on this. It will be fixed in the next release.
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Hi, The issue you have described is unlikely to be caused by Defraggler. For moving the files Defraggler uses Windows API calls and what is more important all data about the disk is taken from the operating system, so it is perfectly safe to use. The problem of bad clusters is handled by Windows and it is transparent for Defraggler. So as long as NTFS itself is aware of the bad cluster there will be no problems. It is a very good practice though, to run chkdsk before the defrag. Especially if you have a faulty disk or you perform risky activities such as powering off the machine while it is working. Best regards Romanoff
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[Bug Report] Defraggler can't handle large # of files.
romanoff replied to Digital Parasite's topic in Defraggler
We are looking into this. Best regards romanoff -
Defraggler has no specific limitations for the disk size, so 4 TB should be working fine. Can you post a debug log? Best regards romanoff
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[Bug Report] Defraggler can't handle large # of files.
romanoff replied to Digital Parasite's topic in Defraggler
Thank you for the debug log. 4M of files should not be a problem. Can you check if you are not running out of memory? Best regards romanoff -
Can you provide the debug log? Thank you Best regards romanoff
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We are looking into this Best regards romanoff