OldWolf

You can still see analysis of the drive by using the command line (defrag
c: -a) for analysis only. I've used the command line defrag in XP because
it seams to run faster than the GUI.


"Bert" <Bert @discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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>I used the graphical representation on teh Xp version of defrag to show the
> state of my hard drive. How fragmented is fragmented in the opinion of
> the
> system? How much of my drive is free? I have nothing against
> improvements,
> most of Vista has been a great step forward, just not this part.
>
> "Pixie" wrote:
>
>> I have Vista Premium but can I see the progress when defraging like you
>> could
>> in XP.
>> All I can see is the program saying Defrag in progress so have no idea
>> how
>> long it is going to take as there is no progress bar