Win2k server scheduled defrag and cleanup

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Dave Heitz

i have tried to schedule cleanmgr.exe to run through
scheduled tasks. how do you get it to auto accept all
files? would also like to schedule a defrag of individual
drives. i have tried a few shareware autodefrag software
but they have limited scheduling options. any sugestions?
anything like Norton Systemworks for Win2k Server?
 
Dave Heitz said:
i have tried to schedule cleanmgr.exe to run through
scheduled tasks. how do you get it to auto accept all
files? would also like to schedule a defrag of individual
drives. i have tried a few shareware autodefrag software
but they have limited scheduling options. any sugestions?
anything like Norton Systemworks for Win2k Server?
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Automating Disk Cleanup Tool in Windows
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;253597

How to Automate the Disk Cleanup Tool in Windows XP
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;315246

HOW TO: Use the Disk Defragmenter Tool in Windows 2000
(It cannot be scripted, it cannot be scheduled)
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;318759&Product=win20
00

Defrag Manager is an advanced enterprise system performance solution
designed to meet the specialized needs of systems administrators. Defrag
Manager allows systems administrators to remotely defragment the drives of
all Windows XP, 2000, NT, and Server 2003 systems throughout an enterprise.
http://www.winternals.com/es/solutions/DefragManager.asp
 
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i have tried to schedule cleanmgr.exe to run through
scheduled tasks. how do you get it to auto accept all
files? would also like to schedule a defrag of individual
drives. i have tried a few shareware autodefrag software
but they have limited scheduling options. any sugestions?
anything like Norton Systemworks for Win2k Server?

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Not too Hip on it all, but, I use PageDFRG.exe with the
setting to Defrag all drives every boot. Then I make sure
to Stop all Services before Defragmenting, when in
Windows, followed by running both Scandisk options on all
drives and restarting. This fixes Networking Problems and
speeds up applications.

Trying to Schedule a defragmentation could be asking for
problems, as files may be initiated and terminated making
the exercise Pointless. I Always run these Processes
after deleting large files or setting up new applications.
 
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