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Hi guys, new to Vista and new to these forums. I bought an Acer Aspire 6530 last week. I noticed whenever I go to the GUI disk defragmenter (My ComputerRight click C:PropertiesToolsDegfragmentation) that it ALWAYS says I need to defrag the drive even after I did did one. But when I do the command line defrag (StartAll ProgramsAccessories, Command Prompt and chose “Run as administrator”defrag c: -a) then it says I don't need to. This happens everytime even after I run the defragmenter. So why does the GUI one says I need to while the command line one says I dont. Isnt the GUI and Command Line one basically the same? This is very confusing. -- stcshindo |
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stcshindo wrote:
Hi guys, new to Vista and new to these forums. I bought an Acer Aspire 6530 last week. I noticed whenever I go to the GUI disk defragmenter (My ComputerRight click C:PropertiesToolsDegfragmentation) that it ALWAYS says I need to defrag the drive even after I did did one. But when I do the command line defrag (StartAll ProgramsAccessories, Command Prompt and chose “Run as administrator”defrag c: -a) then it says I don't need to. This happens everytime even after I run the defragmenter. So why does the GUI one says I need to while the command line one says I dont. Isnt the GUI and Command Line one basically the same? This is very confusing. Just let Vista do it's "thing" on its own and stop worrying about it. Defragging a NEW system is being kinda freaking obsessive, don't you think? There are plenty of articles (found by Googling) that will tell you that you gain little (that you can actually see/feel) by defragging your Vista machine more than it will do on its own. |
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Update. I did a manual GUI defrag. It recommeded to do it as usual. I ran it, it took about an hr or so. Then when it completed, it didnt even say "Defrag Complete" or anything, but it gave me the same msg that I should defrag. Whats going on?? -- stcshindo |
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stcshindo wrote:
Update. I did a manual GUI defrag. It recommeded to do it as usual. I ran it, it took about an hr or so. Then when it completed, it didnt even say "Defrag Complete" or anything, but it gave me the same msg that I should defrag. Whats going on?? Once mo Just let Vista do it's "thing" on its own and stop worrying about it. Defragging a NEW system is being kinda freaking obsessive, don't you think? There are plenty of articles (found by Googling) that will tell you that you gain little (that you can actually see/feel) by defragging your Vista machine more than it will do on its own. |