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Yours looks good enough, too. We will never be totally unfragmented,
because Win98 stores files differently from Win95 owing to Optimization
during Defrag. But that is as it should be.
| > 17 Unmoveable files
| 91 Unmoveable files
One thing that could be bloating your unmoveables is Thumbnail View.
Each folder in which you have it turned on will have a Thumbs.db file
holding the pictures. Turn off the view, & the .db will go away. (Of
course, you may miss them.)
"START, Programs, MS-DOS Prompt"
C:\>DIR C: /ASH /S /V
....snip Size
IO SYS 222,390 04-23-99 10:22p 12-15-03 RHS
DRVSPACE BIN 69,632 04-23-99 10:22p 04-14-04 RHS
VIDEOROM BIN 65,536 07-30-01 6:02p 04-14-04 HS
DETLOG TXT 73,728 03-24-03 4:07a 04-07-04 HS A
....snip
Total files listed:
9 file(s) 435,831 bytes
4 dir(s) 6,461.88 MB free
Also, you will get more (& big ones), if you have turned on Thumbnails.
THUMBS DB 89,600 12-14-03 2:36a 12-14-03 HS
THUMBS DB 219,648 07-01-03 10:51p 12-16-03 HS A
THUMBS DB 48,640 06-22-03 11:08p 12-16-03 HS A
Thumbs.db appears in every folder in which Thumbnail View is turned on,
it seems. (Now, I have turned it off, & they have disappeared.)
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Thanks or Good Luck,
There may be humor in this post, and,
Naturally, you will not sue,
should things get worse after this,
PCR
pcrrcp@netzero.net
"Luke" <luke@nowhere.com> wrote in message
news:2ndv11l37ko96eior4u8sao3ijh5fgj71h@4ax.com...
| On Fri, 25 Feb 2005 16:06:59 -0500, "PCR" <pcrrcp@netzero.net> wrote:
|
| >It could be the faster processor. Also, I was running it fairly
| >frequently I suppose, say once a month. You know, it's quicker with
| >frequency. I did run it a few days ago. Here is a Crackup report...
| >
| >CRACKUP Report: Windows 95(b)
| >Generated Friday, February 25, 2005 16:01:18
| >
| >Drive C
C R HARD (FAT32)
| > Last scan: Friday, February 25, 2005 16:01:04
| > 11383 Moveable files
| > 761 Directories
| > 17 Unmoveable files
| > 52 Zero-length files
| >
| > 0 Unmovable fragmented files
| > 17 Unmovable unfragmented files
| > 252 Moveable fragmented files and directories
| > 11892 Moveable unfragmented files and directories
| >
| > 3549 Moveable extra fragments (MEF)
| > 0 Unmovable extra fragments (UEF)
| > 70 Bounded free fragments (BFF)
| > 2 Unbounded free fragments (UFF)
| >
| > 2042868 Total clusters (TC)
| > 77768 Unmovable clusters (UC)
| > 16507 Moveable fragmented allocated clusters
| > 235610 Moveable unfragmented allocated clusters
| > 269810 Bounded free clusters
| > 1443171 Unbounded free clusters (UFC)
| >
| > *** Fragmentation (moveable files only): 0.7%
| > *** Fragmentation (all files): 0.6%
| >
| >If that doesn't seem like a lot, it is because I have finally moved
| >folders off C:\ & into different partition(s). That includes TIFs, OE
| >Store, My Documents, My Downloads, & Installation .CABs. But I was
| >getting <20 Defrags before that!
|
| Since you showed me yours, I'll show you mine:
|
| CRACKUP Report: Windows 95(b)
| Generated Friday, February 25, 2005 14:31:58
|
| Drive C
None) (FAT32)
| Last scan: Friday, February 25, 2005 14:31:35
| 21434 Moveable files
| 1574 Directories
| 91 Unmoveable files
| 161 Zero-length files
|
| 3 Unmovable fragmented files
| 88 Unmovable unfragmented files
| 801 Moveable fragmented files and directories
| 22207 Moveable unfragmented files and directories
|
| 7269 Moveable extra fragments (MEF)
| 20 Unmovable extra fragments (UEF)
| 842 Bounded free fragments (BFF)
| 2 Unbounded free fragments (UFF)
|
| 1571289 Total clusters (TC)
| 31585 Unmovable clusters (UC)
| 65068 Moveable fragmented allocated clusters
| 520160 Moveable unfragmented allocated clusters
| 570393 Bounded free clusters
| 384082 Unbounded free clusters (UFC)
|
| *** Fragmentation (moveable files only): 0.7%
| *** Fragmentation (all files): 0.7%
|
| Last defrag was, I think, a couple weeks ago.
|
| --
| Luke
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