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Out of curiosity I wanted to do a side-by-side test of Microsoft Defrag
versus O&O Defrag, and was shocked...
Microsoft Defrag announced at its completion all drives defragmented. When I
loaded O&O Defrag next, it reported that the hard drive was 78% fragmented!!
Whats going on with Microsoft Defrag? Why would it tell me defrag done at
78% fragmentation? (with O&O Defrag you can actualy look at each cluster and
see listings of what sections of what files occupy that cluster and sure
enough there was very wide fragmentation everywhere)
Does Microsoft Defrag work? Or does it have a level of "acceptable
fragmentation" (although I cant imagine why it would think 78% fragmentation
is acceptable)
versus O&O Defrag, and was shocked...
Microsoft Defrag announced at its completion all drives defragmented. When I
loaded O&O Defrag next, it reported that the hard drive was 78% fragmented!!
Whats going on with Microsoft Defrag? Why would it tell me defrag done at
78% fragmentation? (with O&O Defrag you can actualy look at each cluster and
see listings of what sections of what files occupy that cluster and sure
enough there was very wide fragmentation everywhere)
Does Microsoft Defrag work? Or does it have a level of "acceptable
fragmentation" (although I cant imagine why it would think 78% fragmentation
is acceptable)