Vista Defrag only defrags c:\ drive

[Ande]

From what I can see, this Vista Defrag will only defrag c:\ drive. What
about all of the other data drives?

I agree with all of the others. With no way to verify, or manually select,
the individual drives I can see where we will be having data loss without
even seeing any warnings.

Isn't there a way to open a Management Control Panel for some kind of
control over this "foolproof" application?

Thanks

 

[Spook]

I have the same gripe. Post here if you find a solution please.
Cheers.

 

[Paul Smith]

From what I can see, this Vista Defrag will only defrag c:\ drive. What
about all of the other data drives?

I agree with all of the others. With no way to verify, or manually
select,
the individual drives I can see where we will be having data loss without
even seeing any warnings.

Isn't there a way to open a Management Control Panel for some kind of
control over this "foolproof" application?

The defragging application will defrag any non-removable drives
automatically.

Windows Vista SP1 allows you to manually select specific partitions or
drives.

 

[Gordon]

From what I can see, this Vista Defrag will only defrag c:\ drive. What
about all of the other data drives?

I agree with all of the others. With no way to verify, or manually
select,
the individual drives I can see where we will be having data loss without
even seeing any warnings.

Isn't there a way to open a Management Control Panel for some kind of
control over this "foolproof" application?

Thanks

Vista works for me. Life is an adventure but there is no GOD.

 

[Manny Weisbord]

Vista works for me. Life is an adventure but there is no GOD.

SPOOF!

Gordon doesn't live in California.

 

[Brent Trahan]

You could also use Windows Vista's command line disk defragmenter.
http://maximumpcguides.com/windows-vista/using-windows-vista-disk-defragmenter/

 

[Bill Sharpe]

Maybe he is on vacation

Gordon or God???

 

[Bill Yanaire, ESQ]

Gordon or God???

HA HA - Gordon. since there is no GOD.

 

[Peter Foldes]

Ande

You need to select manually the drives you want to defrag and one at a time only. If
you have as an example 3 drives (2 internal 1 external even if it is flash drive)
then you need to use defrag 3 times selecting another drive each time

 

[Jim]

From what I can see, this Vista Defrag will only defrag c:\ drive. What
about all of the other data drives?

I agree with all of the others. With no way to verify, or manually select,
the individual drives I can see where we will be having data loss without
even seeing any warnings.

Isn't there a way to open a Management Control Panel for some kind of
control over this "foolproof" application?

Thanks

Google for and use Defraggler . ( free )