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  1. Can you add support for PGP Encrypted Hard Disks?
  2. OK, if I understand correctly your suggestion, this is a trick to create an exclude entry in INI file that I can manually modify later. However I am very prudent unless you are REALLY sure it works. In fact, if Defraggler has problem to "see" or "access" the file to exclude it by GUI, I wonder if it will be able to recognize it and really exclude it if I insert it in INI file. If it does not work, I will be no more able to access my laptop, forever. No way to recover a damaged PGP protected HD. I would prefer if a future version of Defraggler would support PGP encrypted disks. I would feel more comfortable.
  3. It seems it does not work. When I try to select PGPWDE01 to exclude it (Exclude->Add->Open) I get a message that says that I cannot open that file. I do not know why Defraggler tries to "open" a file to add it to the exclude list but I suspect that it uses an API to open the file stream to get info about that file and it cannot be opened because it is protected.
  4. Dos EXCLUDE works also for hidden + system (protected) files?
  5. Does Defraggler supports a hard disks which is PGP Whole Disk Encrypted by Symantec PGP Desktop? During defragmentation, Defraggler may move critical PGP files (PGPWDE01 & PGPWDE02) which are used during bootup of a computer protected by PGP Whole Disk Encryption. If the PGPWDE01 & PGPWDE02 files are moved during defragmentation, the system may not boot properly to the operating system. Does Defraggler allow me to exclude files from defragmentation? It is necessary to exclude the PGPWDE01 & PGPWDE02 files from defragmentation. The files are hidden by default on Windows systems and are located in the root of the encrypted disk/partition. The Windows native Disk Defragmenter does not move the PGPWDE01 & PGPWDE02. What's about Defraggler?
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