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October 25th 09, 04:47 PM
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ntfs fle structure
Hi guys. I'm new to the forum. I'm using diskeeper home edition in my vista business edition for the ntfs file system fragmentation. Recently i bought a 500 gb sata hard disk. the analyzed structure is shown. It would be better if the system files moved for better performance for new data. Is ther any way. thanks +-------------------------------------------------------------------+ |Filename: disk2_green.JPG | |Download: http://www.vistax64.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=16690| +-------------------------------------------------------------------+ -- vindssstar 
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October 26th 09, 02:55 PM
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ntfs fle structure
vindssstar;1176264 Wrote: Hi guys. I'm new to the forum. I'm using diskeeper home edition in my vista business edition for the ntfs file system fragmentation. Recently i bought a 500 gb sata hard disk. the analyzed structure is shown. It would be better if the system files moved for better performance for new data. Is ther any way. thanks I think you need to do a boot-time defrag to defrag those system file fragments. Right click on the drive in the Diskeeper dashboard and schedule a boot-time defrag for the next reboot; then reboot. -- Benjamin
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