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There Is About 49 Windows XP Tips In This Section Of My Website! You Can Get All 600 Tips As A Download On Ebay!! Get My New Microsoft Windows How-To Tips Package On Ebay!! Don't wait for an Email with A Download Link! Get The Files Instantly On Ebay! Microsoft included defrag.exe in Windows XP for command-level disk defragmentation. One of the problems with the welcome addition of the disk defragmenter in Windows 2000 is that it has no command-prompt equivalent. As a result, you can't easily schedule the defragmenter to run. To address this problem, Microsoft included defrag.exe in Windows XP for command-level disk defragmentation. An example analysis execution shows: C:\>defrag d: -a Windows Disk Defragmenter Copyright (c) 2001 Microsoft Corp. and Executive Software International, Inc. Analysis Report 6.91 GB Total, 6.73 GB (97%) Free, 2% Fragmented (5% file fragmentation) The command format is: defrag <volume> [-a] [-f] [-v] [-?] volume drive letter or mount point (d: or d:\vol\mountpoint) -a Analyze only -f Force defragmentation, even if free space is low -v Verbose output -? Display this help text
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