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Old October 9th 04, 10:36 AM posted to microsoft.public.win98.performance
Terry Smith
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Default Defrag keeps restarting

New 80gig HD. 98SE
Tried Ctr Alt Del to shut all programs down, no difference.
Tried Norton Speed Disk & Norton Optimization Wizard; they keep
restarting.
This hard drive has 32k clusters, total allocation units 2,442,537. I
read an article by Ron Martell that if you're over 2,100,000 units
Scandisk or Defrag won't run.

Is that information still valid?
I have Partition Magic and think I should split that HD into 2
partitions.
 




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