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defraggler makes fragmentation worse


kungfu-chicken

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hi everybody

 

i used defraggler on a windows vista sytem the first time and i am a bit suprised by the result. after waiting the whole afternoon until it finished my c: drive was more fragmented then before and two more atttemts did not make it better, on the contrary: they made it worse!

 

i is a 218 gb partition and te after using defraggler several times the free disc space reduced from about 190gb to 171. the percentage of fragmentation went from 20% before the first attempt to 50% now. also the overall volume of fragmented data grew from about 10gb in over 2000 files to 24 in only 5 files.

 

maybe this helps (unfortuntely its a german version):

 

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OS (C:), NTFS, Volume: 218,2 GB, Belegt: 46,9 GB (21%), Frei: 171,3 GB (79%)

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Total size: 24,8 GB, fragmented Files (5), Total Fragments (23)

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Filename Fragments Size Path

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hiberfil.sys 3 3215835136 C:\

pagefile.sys 2 3529449472 C:\

{3fb411d7-5cc4-11de-8f9a-00225f95766f}{3808876b-c176-4e48-b7ae-04046e6cc752} 5 3364360192 C:\System Volume Information\

{6036f9d6-5ccd-11de-95ee-002219f20f11}{3808876b-c176-4e48-b7ae-04046e6cc752} 5 7226281984 C:\System Volume Information\

{69964a4d-5d08-11de-8f20-002219f20f11}{3808876b-c176-4e48-b7ae-04046e6cc752} 8 9332326400 C:\System Volume Information\

 

 

hmm... the inserted table comes out a bit confuseing.... i attached the original report

 

I hope you guys can help me with this! Thanks!

fragmentierte_dateien.txt

fragmentierte_dateien.txt

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hiberfile.sys >> Used if Hibernation is enabled.

pagefile.sys >> Pagefile. Used when you don't have enough RAM.

C:\System Volume Information\ >> Those are System Restore points.

 

You can defrag pagefile.sys using PageDefrag. (google it)

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