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unable to use windows disk defragmenter

Discussion in 'Windows XP' started by 19524unc, 2009/10/27.

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    19524unc Inactive Thread Starter

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    When trying to use 'windows disk defragmenter' get message . .file does not exist-is not an mmc console-created by a later version of mmc-may not have sufficient rights to file. system is xp, ie 7.
     
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    From a PM .....
    If the suggested fix does not work you are no worse off than you are now :)
     
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    disk defrag not working

    tried resolutions to fix disk defrag, none worked . . .but when typing 'regsvr32 dfrgsnap.dll', got no response . . but inputted 'regsvr32 dfrgui.dll' message was command succeeded. Now how do I solve windows defrag aforementioned problem?:confused:
     
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    Please use the Reply function & don't start a new thread. I have attached your new post to your existing thread.
     
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    Did you follow the instructions to reinstall the defragmenter?

    As a workaround - and a better solution for defragmenting anyway - look at Auslogics
     
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    yes; tried fixes you recommended; check reply for followup for my response to your initial advice
     
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