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Incorrect defragmentation


ScorpionBSG

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Hallo. Why displays incorrect information about fragmentation? Initially, there were 2%, now shows 20% Check again to defragment shows 17%Why not defragment to zero?  I do not know what it was...

Do a system reset, run the program, showing 17% 

Did a single defragment at boot - did not help!

Can I find out what prevents the defragmentation?

Can I send the logs?

Is it possible to send the logs to identify the problem?

Operating System: Windows 7 Ultimate SP1 x64, antivirus Dr.Web Security Space 9.1.1

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I know it's my previous post. Before doing so, according to instructions, the problem was resolved. But over time, again appeared ...

Maybe with the new version of the program will be resolved the problem?

P.S. Apologies for the re-post, the former could not find.

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Why not defragment to zero?

A zero level will usually last for only a short time cos all computer use creates fragmentation. It's normal.

 

Your screenshot shows a well-defragged drive, so ignore the percentage. Fragmentation is an issue when there are numerous scattered red blocks on a large drive. But yours are nicely grouped on a small drive — there is little head seeking.

 

Be content. :)

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A zero level will usually last for only a short time cos all computer use creates fragmentation. It's normal.

 

Your screenshot shows a well-defragged drive, so ignore the percentage. Fragmentation is an issue when there are numerous scattered red blocks on a large drive. But yours are nicely grouped on a small drive — there is little head seeking.

 

Be content. :)

Thanks for the help :rolleyes:

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