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Whoah... hold on a minute here...

On 11 Jun 1998 08:07:08 GMT, "Larry E. Hayes" <larryh@wolfenet.com> wrote:

>NTFS should perform a defrag as part of it's normal process functioning. 
>This is a major concept of an NTFS.  The only time you would need a defrag
Sorry, no. NT does not defragment itself while it's running. The difference that
I believe you're thinking about is that it actually "thinks" about where the
best place for a new file would be, as apposed to FAT using first available
cluster.
>program would be if you choose to use the FAT instead of NTFS.  I could be
NTFS gets worse fragmentation that FAT, since when you install to a new NTFS
partition, the size of clusters it creates are 512 bytes, which is WAYYY to
small. 2K/4K is a good size for decent performance. 
>wrong about this.  However, the information regarding NTFS should be
>correct according to my training on NT.
From who? Microsoft Public Relations? :-) [0]

Anyway, I would suggest Diskeeper (www.execsoft.com). It's an excellent tool,
and it's served me well on my workstations and servers.
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>Franz Graf <00XRay@ThePentagon.com> wrote in article
><357C2FE0.1D44F1D5@ThePentagon.com>...
>> Hello,
>> 
>> I've seen some HDD-defragtools for NT Workstation. But does anyone know
>> where I can get a defragtool for NT SERVER?
>> And Do I need do defrag a NTFS Partition or is it so advanced that i do
>> not need this (i almost don't dare to believe this but well.)?
>> 
>> So, if anyone has a defragtool for NT4-SERVER or knows where to get one,
>> please mail me!
>> Thanx in advance
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[0] No offense [1]
[1] To you at least...