"akita" wrote[color=blue]
> Hi Rock;
>
> Thanks for that.
>
> I did delete it from the task schedules before, but DfrgNtfs.exe came back
> running when idle after the next system reboot.
>
> Deleting it from the admin tools option fixed that problem - at least so
> far
> I haven't seen it coming back.[/color]

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You're welcome. Also note that at least one poster has reported that
although he disabled it through Administrative tools and disabled both tasks
in scheduled tasks, opening the defrag GUI in Administrative tools, caused
the system to scan all disks checking on their fragmentation status. This
slowed things to a crawl.

It doesn't happen on my system, and I never saw if he was able to resolve
that problem. Just FYI.

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Rock [MS-MVP User/Shell]