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Lucille
December 5th 03, 12:29 AM
How does one defragment a diskette - I seem to be able to
defragment the hard drive only and no matter where I look
can't find instructions for the diskettes. Help please!
Thank you!
Walter Clayton
December 5th 03, 12:29 AM
Defragging a diskette is pointless. However if you feel you really and truly
need to, just copy the contents to your HD, format the diskette and copy the
data back.
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"Lucille" > wrote in message
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> How does one defragment a diskette - I seem to be able to
> defragment the hard drive only and no matter where I look
> can't find instructions for the diskettes. Help please!
>
> Thank you!
Ken Blake
December 5th 03, 12:29 AM
In , Lucille wrote:
> How does one defragment a diskette - I seem to be able to
> defragment the hard drive only and no matter where I look
> can't find instructions for the diskettes. Help please!
Diskettes hardly ever get significantly fragmented, they are not
big enough to make any fragmnentation have a big effect on
performance, and they are not usually used often enough for
fragmentation to be important. Do you have a special need? Why
are you concerned about doing this?
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Ken Blake
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