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How do you schedule a defrag??

Hey everyone,

This may be right under my nose, but I sure can't find it. Is there a way to schedule HDD defragmentation under Win2k/XP? Maybe something in a resource kit or utility (a free one, that is)?

Thanx,
Jazzman
 
Already tried that...all it does is open the defrag window. It won't start defragging the drives without any input. Is there a command line to tell it what to do?
 
Try the defragmenter program DISKEEPER. It even defrags those files that the Windows built-in defragmenter misses. Check it out at www.diskeeper.com or go to downloads.cnet.com and search for it under Windows then download.

Donald
 
Originally posted by: jazzman42379
Hey everyone,
This may be right under my nose, but I sure can't find it. Is there a way to schedule HDD defragmentation under Win2k/XP? Maybe something in a resource kit or utility (a free one, that is)?
Thanx,
Jazzman

Can't in 2k. In XP just add the scheduled task for defrag c: (or whatever the drive letter is)
Bill


 
In the new Scheduled Task window, next to 'Run', type:

C:\WINDOWS\system32\defrag.exe c: -f

That will do it.

You need to have your admin password set up though.
 
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