Unfortunately this doesn't seem to be right. I explain. Today I tried to make space for one large file to be copied to my harddisk and wanted to ensure it will be in "one piece". So I did what everybody else would have done, I used "Defrag Empty Space" - unfortunately the result, although it was better than before, was not even close to one large free space, in fact there were dozens of files "inbetween" the large space, which, makes it a big chunk of fragmented large space :-(
And yes, I used both versions, the "not allowing fragmentation" version first (as it made sense) and just to be sure I didn't choose the wrong one, I tried the "allowing fragmentation" version too - results were pretty similar though - not the large empty space I needed as result :-(
Does anybody know of a software capable of just copying all files starting from the end of the harddisk to every single empty space starting from the front, so that in the end one large piece of empty space is left at the end of the hdd and of course, the files that "were" there are spread around the hdd, but that's another thing to be taken care of later
So basically I need a software really delivering this complete large free space at the end of the hdd, which would btw also enable defragmentation of large files, which otherwise is hard without gb's of free space.
Thanks in advance for any help, maybe I just overlooked something (hope so) - hope somebody can solve this issue, thanks!!
Frank
