File fragments

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It can open over different types of files - and very likely yours too! Download Free File Viewer. Thanks for your feedback. Thanks for your response, but I have about 1. Since I'm running out of space I would like to know how to delete them? The defrag reports lists files that cannot be defragmented - is that what you are talking about and what are the names of the files?

If you are running low on disk space the Windows defragmenter may have difficulty defragmenting your HDD. The XP defragmenter cannot defrag files that are in use like the registry files, event logs, pagefile. These files must be defragmented before XP loads up all the way and starts to use those files.

On a healthy system it is certainly possible to have zero fragmented files according to the XP report by using PageDefrag. It does not always mean you will suddenly see more free space on your HDD though, so don't let your expectations exceed reality when you get to zero defragmented files and still have no more free space.

This thread is locked. You can use Windows Defender to keep your computer clean, and the Optimize Drives tool to remove disk fragments. Press the Windows key and the "F" key simultaneously to reveal the search charm. Click on the search box, and type "defender. Click the "Home" tab. Choose one of the scan options. Select "Quick" to perform a basic scan, or "Full" to completely scan your computer. Press "Scan now," and wait for the scan to complete.

Press the "History" tab to read information about the last scan. Choose "Quarantined Items" and "View Details. Review the list of potentially dangerous items that were detected by the scan. Select an item and press "Remove" to completely delete a threat, or "Restore" if you recognize and trust one of the items. Threats that you do not delete or restore will remain quarantined so that they do not harm your computer.