Defragging Windows Vista (Part 2)
May 9, 2008 2:53 pm Information
Defragging manually is not possible and you will never know how much have been fragmented. You can manipulate it though. According to http://www.toejumper.net/, you can follow this step to defrag your Vista.
To open a command prompt window, click the Windows button>> All Programs>> Accessories>> Right click the Command Prompt button and select the “Run as administrator” option. A command prompt window will now appear.
To receive information about how defragmented a certain drive is, type:
defrag c: -a -v
The “defrag” lets the system know that you would like to activate the command line defragmentation utility.
The “c:” indicates the hard disk that you would like to work in.
The “-a” indicates that you would like to perform an analysis of the C: drive.
The “-v” indicates that you require a verbose (all possible information) report.
Substitute the “c:” with any other drive that you would like to analyze.