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It does actually defrag, but it's stuck at 9%. I'm aware free drive space can be an issue but I have 100 gigs free on a 600 gig drive.
I've even been using a 3rd party Auslogics defrag program.
I'm on Windows 7.
EDIT: see a couple posts down. Can I just straight clone my windows drive without any problems?
It does finish, but remains fragmented. I'm running defraggler now.
I've also tried running the default windows program. But it seems that's very minimalist and runs in the background?
Or maybe it won't open and I have a slew of problems going.
Defraggler is saying 10 hours. So perhaps you're right.
Damn it.
Is it possible to simply clone a drive without windows throwing a fit over keys or something? Or will I have to go through the trouble of a reinstall?
With Win7 I'm not sure, I've experienced different results on XP. Using clonezilla I had one computer have no problem at all, it came right up, on another computer almost the exact same it made me reinstall completely. Biggest issue may be if the clone doesn't do the MBR correctly and you have boot issues, I believe there should be a way to rebuild the boot record or repair with the Win7 DVD.
Because if you're going to attempt to squeeze that big black monster into your slot you will need to be able to take at least 12 inches or else you're going to have a bad time...
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I've also tried running the default windows program. But it seems that's very minimalist and runs in the background?
Or maybe it won't open and I have a slew of problems going.
Also you shouldn't need to defrag Windows 7 drives.
Damn it.
Is it possible to simply clone a drive without windows throwing a fit over keys or something? Or will I have to go through the trouble of a reinstall?
And Bowen that would have been my next question, love you guys.