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Re: Defrag for NTFS

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From: Matthew Kruk
Date: Thu, 25 Jun 1998 00:00
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Larry E. Hayes 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
> program would be if you choose to use the FAT instead of NTFS.  I could be
> wrong about this.  However, the information regarding NTFS should be
> correct according to my training on NT.

Based on what I've been told, NTFS does not perform a defrag and the
only way to do so is something to the effect of "copy from one hard disk
to another and then back".

However, I have found Norton Utilities for NT (2.0) does a decent job of
optimizing (though it is slow).
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From: Matthew Kruk <mkruk@netcom.ca>
Subject: Re: Defrag for NTFS
Date: 1998/06/25
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