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01-01-2008, 05:47 PM
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Re: Why does Windows defrag interpret differently than PerfectDisk8?
Doc wrote:
> I notice after doing passes with PerfectDisk 8, the WinXP Defrag > utility shows open space and defragmented files. Why so? > > Thanks for all info. Do you mean it shows *fragmented* files? Defrag utilities don't all work the same way, and have different methods of evaluating the file structure. Nonetheless, if you set PerfectDisk to fill slack space, the Windows defragger (a crippled version of Diskeeper) shouldn't be showing any. Are you having performance issues that you think are related to file fragmentation? If you're not, then defragging is mostly a waste of time anyway. 
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