peer893
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14 hours ago, nukecad said:
The old 'rule of thumb' used to say that you should have about 15% free space for a sucessful defrag.
But it depends on the size of the drive and the size of the files.We had a similar thread last week where the user had mostly very large (4GB minimum) video files and only 19% free space so was having problems defragging.
(And that was on an 8TB drive).Moving some of those files to another disc freed up enough space to defrag the rest.
Ah okay, i will try that again, once i reach 15% or 20%. I read 10%. Ty for tips.
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I made more than 10% space on disk, yet defraggmenting is still buggy. File defraggmentation is stuck like on 10% or 46%. I am positive it is not open. As it is tv show, don't know why would it be open. Previously i thought it doesn't work because i didn't have enough space on disk, but now i have no idea. Previously similar file defraggmented in minute and now it is taking 30 minutes, it is 100% stuck.
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I already closed it, but there was nothing in that section and overall fragmentation even increased. I doubt anything was defragmented. I probably try different program later.
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I am positive these files aren't used and no antivirus and still i get this message. In file list is nothing...
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I downloaded defraggler because i have to large disk and i can't even defragment it in a day and this program allows to defragment folders only. However i have been getting these messages:
Defrag aborted
SOme files were not defragmented.
This operation cannot be done.
And i am unable to defrag anything...
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If i run ccleaner it sets itself to run after startup, while at options Run Ccleaner when computer starts is unchecked.
I am using windows 7 ultimate 64 bit sp1.
defraggmenting of one file is stuck
in Defraggler
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Using contig now and it works well. From 6000 fragments to 18 e.g. on 10% free space. I am using defraggler just find fragmented files. I got 66% fragmentation down from 85% and i didn't have time to defragg even small portion yet.