casperk
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Hi,
I just downloaded Defraggler and analyzed a (non ssd) hard drive. According to defraggler there is 31% fragmentation.
The Windows 10 build-in defragmentation tool states the same drive with 0% fragmentation.
Why is there such a gap between those two tools?
Thank you for clarification.
Casper
Nergal
2
Defraggler sees locked microsoft files which windows ignores their effect on the fragmentation. At least that's how I understand it
Thank you for your very fast reply ![:)]()
fyi: It's my second hard drive. Only data (holiday pictures/videos), no operating system. I don't think there are locked microsoft files.