Resolved Disc Defragmantation messages on Win7

On XP it gives you the option of checking the disc for defragmentation and after the check it simply reported wether the disc needed defragmenting or not.
On Win7, it reads as "0% fragmented" before you do a defrag check, and after it checks it , it still reads "0% fragmented"
On XP, after it defragged the disc it reported that the disc has in fact been defragged.
On Win7 it simply reads "0% fragmented"
Can someone please interpret what "0% fragmented actually means "?
I thank you in anticipation

 

0% fragmented means exactly that, there is no fragmentation therefore there is nothing to do.

What's the issue

 

The issue is/was. No one had explained what the stupid term "0% fragmented " meant

 

How often is it set to defrag? To me Monthly or less is way to much. Unless you do a lot of uninstalling and reinstalling of different programs.

 

I only do a check on it around every 3 months. I only wanted to know the meaning of the term "0% fragmented ". I am sure a lot of other Win7 users who came over from XP do not have any idea either.
Now, thanks to Wildfire, I know what it means.
Although his answer could have done without the "What's the issue??" comment which I personally found quite rude.

 

I find nothing rude with the "What's the issue ". I take it as they wanted to know if there was an issue of some sort.

 

I wasn't aware of that ..ty for the information

 

Hi Jerry,

I wasn't being rude, quite often on these boards members ask what appears to be innocuous questions which later turn out to have fairly serious underlying problems.

I was only asking if anything was wrong with your system.

I was happy to help anyway

 

Sorry for misunderstanding you mate.Perhaps I wa sbeing a bitt too "touchy" Please accept my apology.

 

No problem cobber

 

Couldn't let this one pass without a look:

From the Urban Dictionary:

 

Hehehehehehe

 

I blame in on watching too much of the Crocodile Dundee films.

Bear in mind I am from Dundee

 

I know what it is set for. I was just saying that in my opinion, Monthly is way to much...