I was a XP user and i'm used to defrag my C drive then my D drive.
But after i change to Vista, i don't seems to have a choice and i can't see
if it is defragmenting both drives. My Question is = Is it Defragmenting both
drive or just the default C drive?

How can i be sure about it?

Pls Help

Moton

Moton
Which volumes does Defrag defragment?
In Windows Vista, Defrag defragments all volumes on the computer.

The Filing Cabinet : Disk Defragmenter FAQ:
http://blogs.technet.com/filecab/articles/440717.aspx

You can check the status of the fragmentation on all drives using a command
line.
Go to Start and type: cmd.exe In the results, right click cmd.exe and
select the Run As Administrator option.

In the command prompt window, type the following command.

defrag /?

Press Enter.

This will show all of the command options for the defrag command.

Type:

defrag D: -a -v

Press Enter.

This will take a few minutes to run and will give you a detailed report of
the fragmentation on the D: drive.


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Ronnie Vernon
Microsoft MVP
Windows Shell/User


"Moton" <Moton@xxxxxx> wrote in message
news:162C3B56-4A98-4FB3-BE3F-B13C6F1F611A@xxxxxx

>I was a XP user and i'm used to defrag my C drive then my D drive.
> But after i change to Vista, i don't seems to have a choice and i can't
> see
> if it is defragmenting both drives. My Question is = Is it Defragmenting
> both
> drive or just the default C drive?
>
> How can i be sure about it?
>
> Pls Help
>
> Moton

In article <9A8ABE22-6593-4BDE-94ED-A2E10C853E64@xxxxxx>,
rv@xxxxxx says...

> In Windows Vista, Defrag defragments all volumes on the computer.

Not much longer anymore, apparently, as the behaviour of Vista's defrag
will slightly change in SP1:

http://windowsvistablog.com/blogs/wi...e/2007/09/24/e
xperiencing-windows-vista-service-pack-1-beta.aspx
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Kind regards,
Mark Veldhuis.