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Re: Any freeware defragger that doesn't leave blank space on the disk?
Posted by Poprivet` on November 30th, 2007


Thee Chicago Wolf wrote:
You know, you don't necessarily want NO blank spaces
between files. It makes fragmentation occur faster
because anything edited that needs to go to disk can't
possibly by put anywhere contiguously.

HTH

Pop`




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