For some reason, I'm getting real inconsistencies between programs when I try to defragment. Initially I've been using Symantec SpeedDisk 2002 to try and defragment both NTFS and FAT32 volumes, but when I go into XP's defrag utility afterwards, it always claims that the volumes are highly fragmented and need to be defragmented.
I understand that SpeedDisk uses a different method than the regular defragmentation utility in XP (it arranges files by how often they're used or where they belong on a disk), but shouldn't it still defragment the files so that they're not scattered all over the disk? XP's defrag util claims that some of the files are in 200+ fragments.
Any hints as to why? Should I stop using SpeedDisk?
I understand that SpeedDisk uses a different method than the regular defragmentation utility in XP (it arranges files by how often they're used or where they belong on a disk), but shouldn't it still defragment the files so that they're not scattered all over the disk? XP's defrag util claims that some of the files are in 200+ fragments.
Any hints as to why? Should I stop using SpeedDisk?