HP - 14 r-226TX: Disk Fragmentation

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• planning of a disk fragmentation

  Hello

  I m planning a fragmentation of the disk on this basis

  each week = Sundays = 2300 hours

  but his does not it keeps showing this disk fragmentation is not expected (it is said to never run a disk fragmentation)

  I don't understand wat is the problem... Help me

  In addition, as an indication only.

  I use a 3rd party disk defragmentation called Auslogics. It's a FREE program. She is expected to be widely used and recommended.
  Excerpt on Auslogics 3.1.10:
  Features of disk defragmentation:

  -fast and safe disk defragmentation
  -optimization of the structure system and the file of the theme groups to further improve disk performance
  -map of useful disk fragmentation which shows the process of defragmentation in real time
  -simple and intuitive user interface
  -full defragmentation
  -very low use of system resources

  It only runs when you click on open.
  You decide which disk drive to defragment.
  It shows the progress of "play by play" on the screen.
  It gives a summary at the end.

  Download link, if you're interested: http://download.cnet.com/Auslogics-Disk-Defrag/3000-2094_4-10567503.html

  For the benefits of others looking for answers, please mark as answer suggestion if it solves your problem.

• What is the Scratch disk fragmentation?

  I edit TIFF image with many layers that range in size from 50 MB to 90 MB. With only 4 GB of RAM, my system relies heavily on the performance of work for these large files disk. I have a SATA HDD internal nonsystem with a volume of 80 GB dedicated as a scratch disk.

  I read that it is important that the work disk is defragmented. I also heard that Macs defragment automatically, less than 20MB files that I think not helps me a lot.

  My questions are, does Photoshop CS4 remove/delete the files on the drive to work after an editing session ends and PS is closed and then starts with a 'clean slate' when reopened? Or do all work record drop just stack upward into pieces over time, which tend to fragment the drive working? If so, should the work disk be reformatted (erased) on a regular basis? Thank you.

  Fragmentation doesn't matter much on a dedicated volume.

  "Scratch disks" tend to fragment if they are shared with other files (the operating system, data files, etc.).

  Zero access is pretty random, so defragmentation does not have a big difference.

  And if the files are deleted, the disc is not any fragmentation of talk anyway.

  Yes, scratch your files are deleted when the application terminates, or even when it crashes.  Absolute worst case, is that the OS will clean up files when the system restarts.

  So, if you have a dedicated scratch disk: don't worry about this.

  If your scratch disk is shared with the operating system and other pieces: well, if you are concerned about performance, you might want to it from time to time, defragment or buying a dedicated disk...

• Windows 8: optimize the disk - system: shows must be optimized (29% fragmented), but it won't work.

  New Toshiba (bought in April) - Windows 8:

  Optimize disks - C: disk fragmented hard watch OK - 0%; Recovery: shows OK - 0% fragmented; System: shows-must be optimized (29% fragmented), but it won't work. Watch 'works' for just a second, it does nothing. All drives are set to optimize automatically, but he never has. Should I be worried? What can I do?

  Hello

  I recommend you to run the check disk (chkdsk). To do this, follow the steps below:

  a. press Windows key + X.

  b. open a window prompt administration commands.

  c. at the command prompt, type the following command.

  Chkdsk volume: / f/r

  Important: Running chkdsk on the drive if bad sectors are found on the disk hard when chkdsk attempts to repair this area if all available on which data can be lost.

   

  You can also follow these articles for more information:

  Optimize your hard drive

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-in/Windows-8/optimize-hard-drive#1TC=T1

   

  Improve performance by optimizing your hard drive

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-in/Windows-8/improve-performance-optimizing-hard-drive

  Hope this information helps. Please come back for any clarification on this or any issue of Windows. We will be happy to help you.

• C drive still fragmented

  We have a Pentium 4 XP family, the defragmentation program included is Diskeeper Lite.  The computer runs very slowly and when defragment you it takes 2-5 minutes to complete and looking a ton of fragmented files.

  We tried "Auslogics Disk Defrag" and the result is the same.  We basucally use the computer for emails with Outlook Express.

  You can run defrag every day and it still takes 2-5 minutes to complete with a bunch of fragmented files.

  Any suggestions

  Thanks Manyt Aqua Info

  In a system like Windows XP disk fragmentation is not so much a problem. I found that the native XP Disk Defragmenter program is sufficient.

• defrag and chkdsk __will works is not due to a disk volume error__

  Hello. Windows xp home edition. Defrag works is not due to an error of volume and chkdsk is scheduled, but does not. restore only has a point in there for some reason any and tried, but will not fix the problem. ran chkdsk only, would not end because of the mistake of volume. How can I correct the mistake of volume and the chkdsk to run with restart and defragmentation without restore complete system.

  Hello

  Try running chkdsk from the recovery console and then try to make the disk fragmentation.

  Note: /r locates bad sectors and recovers readable information. When you run the checkdisk, there are risks of data loss you can take a backup before starting the checkdisk.

  a. Insert the Windows XP CD-ROM in the CD-ROM drive and restart the computer.

  Note: Click to select all of the options required to start the computer from the CD-ROM drive if you are prompted to do so.

  b. when the "Welcome" screen appears, press R to start the Recovery Console.

  Note: If you have a dual-boot or multiboot, select the installation that you want to access from the Recovery Console.

  c. When you are prompted to do so, type the administrator password. If the administrator password is blank, just press ENTER.

  d. at the Recovery Console prompt, type the following command, and then press ENTER:

  Chkdsk /r drive

  e. allow it to run intact until the completion (45 min or more)

  f. report any error

  Take a look at CHKDSK in this article.  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/314058

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• Office 2013 on Win7 using bootcamp has delay time

  I use Win 7 teacher on a piece of Macbook Air 2014 with bootcamp 5 and MS Office 2013. Up to 4 weeks everything works well, and the performance was great. And then I got the delay time:

  -Closing remarks is the longest in about 4-5 sec

  -editig one Excel cell and switch to another will cost about 4 to 5 sec

  - and so on

  Thanks to this performance, it is horrible to work. I have also removed Office and install it again without any result.

  Anyone have some advice for me? Is there some patches in which software never cause this?

  Or am I alone with this?

  THX in advance

  Frank

  Your is no longer in a Mac environment, if this side of "windows" because you're not virtualize, you run Windows as a complete solution for Windows. OS X doesn't play not any part of your experience. Windows as OS X should be updated with patches and update securities, the latter is the only support Windows offers for Version 7, it is out of development and was removed by Microsoft for more than a year. All compatibility fixes should come from Microsoft, see microsoft.com for the availability of these.

  Outside the correction and the issues pourraient be caused by:

  Disk fragmentation that is common in windows. (However it is not under OS X, don't defrag on Mac, OS updates will do everything if it you better than anything you can buy)

  hard disk-ragmenting https://support.Microsoft.com/en-us/help/17126/Windows-7-improve-performance-def

  Font management (again, on the side of 'Windows', your OS X fonts do not play in this)

  3rd party Windows applications, such as anti-virus and the litany of bloatware inherent with Windows. Windows has a startup mode for troubleshooting.

  https://support.Microsoft.com/en-us/help/17419/Windows-7-Advanced-startup-option s-safe-mode

  and possibly disk goes wrong, which can be controlled using this method

  https://support.Microsoft.com/en-us/KB/2641432

• HP Pavilion dv7-3190ei: heat

  Hey,.

  I'm having a problem in my laptop, its overheating but so far is not blocking down.

  Windows 7 ultimated x 64.

  It is a 12 GB of ram.

  2 hard disk 500 GB and 800 GB.

  If there is no solution that will be appreciated.

  Hey @StormerMoe,

  Welcome to the Forums of HP's Support. I am happy that you have participated and asked to help with suggestions and solutions regarding your HP Notebook PC. I'll do my best to help you to come to a resolution with overheating.

  When we came to a resolution, please share what has worked for you with others by marking this post as an acceptable Solution.

  Have you tried running in Safe Mode?

  Did you do a BIOS reset?

  Have you tried to do a disk fragment?

  Have you tried to do a Disk Cleanup?

  Please try to clean the events your Noteobok MNI

  Is the noisy fan or turn constantly?

  Is the hotter than normal PC?

  Have you tried tests to hardware failures?

  Here are a few documents for you that can help:

  • Set the slow system performance.
  • Reduce the heat inside the PC to avoid overheating

  If you need assistance, I would be happy to help you. Please make sure you have done every step (including those in the troubleshooting document) in the order and provide the detailed results of the steps.

  If you do not want to show your appreciation for my efforts today, please take a second to click the Thumbs Up button below.

  I look forward to hearing your response.

  I'm glad that you have joined in!
  Have a great day!

• Keep a clean, safe and very efficient machine...

  Keeping a clean and safe system is equivalent to good performance. How do you do that? There are several things you should do to ensure the best possibility to keep a clean, safe and very efficient machine:

  (1) install anti-malware software

  • There are a few very good available 'Free' programs that are fully automated and will help keep your system protected against malicious software. Some of them are listed here... .click on the link "Free Security Software links Index", then click on the link "Anti-virus".

  (2) safe online practice

  • "" Safe surfing"you really thinking very little. Using common sense can help here. Avoid unscrupulous websites. The "Web Of Trust" help you identify many of those if you CAN avoid the.

  (3) maintenance

  • Maintain your system by performing a disk cleanup and defragmentation on a regular basis.

  Maintenance requires some planning. Your system accumulates debris on the web. "Debris", in the sense that many of these files are not necessary keep.

  Get rid of this debris is a simple process. Microsoft Windows users will find the free utilities provided by Microsoft, in all "platforms", are very useful in helping users keep their systems. Those who are, disk cleanup and Disk Defragmenter. "You can find these tools by going to.
  All Programs--> Accessories--> System Tools

  .. the are friendly and easy to use. However, I would like to clear up some confusion regarding the utility "Defragmenter". Many users will neglect a defragmentation of the system according to the results of analysis. I would like to address the:
  "You don't need to defragment this volume."
  .. .message referring to analysis of defragmentation.

  You see, when Microsoft wrote that the utility for the Windows platform, there are two targets to consider. Those who are home and business users. Two very large markets, with very different "needs". Effort and the goal was to reach a middle ground by estimating the thresholds which would continue to work well for both customer bases without causing performance issues significant for no more, if one or the other duty live of these thresholds.

  If I explained that well, then you might understand that the 'threshold' Microsoft chose for defragmentation utility will report either customer when fragmentation reached... Let's say it's about 20% (I don't really know WHAT it is, but I don't know it's wide enough) and anything under that will be reported as:
  "You don't need to defragment this volume."

  All this means, really, is that you can delay a defragmentation when an analysis of the analysis returns such a message... but that certainly does not mean that you shouldn't defrag.

  As a general rule, I perform a full system defrag when my file fragmentation is over 3%. For me, it's about twice a week. For you, let's say they occur once a month. I don't know, only you, but you have to keep an eye on her (make ita habit) and see how long it takes to know your fragmentation at this level. It can vary greatly, because it depends on the number of files you create or delete and what type of applications that you run in a "normal" user session

  E-mail, for example, is an application (if native or not) that causes the creation and deletion of files on the hard drive. If you use an online email client, think to "from the browser's cache" with regard to the number of emails downloaded and deleted. These are all files that are fragmented, they are on the hard disk, or make up the garbage in the browser cache, makes no difference... it's all the disk space again regardless of how you think of it.

  Remember, even if you have your browser empty the temporary files when you close the value, the size of this file "dump" can waver, in order to clear the cache at the closing, the browser did perform better than the next browser session but does nothing to appease the disk fragmentation.

  You see, if you do this, the system works well on each of its sessions.

  In summary, install anti-virus software, surf safe practice and maintain your computer. Don't forget to clean the disc first, then perform the defragmentation otherwise you will sort the waste so that the free space fragmented and files.

  Keep in mind these principles and your system will perform well give you years of enjoyable computing.

  Great tips! Thanks for sharing.

• Notebook dv6 HP Envy: D drive of available space

  D drive has only 2.5 GB free of 25.6 GB.  I know that this disc contains recovery files.  Is the amount of space remaining a problem and I can do anything in order to free up more space?  Laptop is 2 years old and has started to run a little slow.

  When you request assistance, please provide the product name and/or full HP number the model computer. The information requested above are on the bottom of your computer, underneath the battery, or the BIOS boot screen. Please see How can I find my model number or product number? for help more to find this information. DO NOT include your serial number.

  As a general rule, the "D:" drive is a partition on a single hard drive in an HP computer. This recovery Partition contains the information needed to create HP recovery media and begin the process of restoration of HP. The amount of free space is correct for this type of partition, and nothing should be added or deleted from this partition.

  Any delay is likely to be associated with the number of files on the 'C:' disk, fragmentation or State of the operating system.

  If you have any other questions, feel free to ask.

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• Why do so many files broken in XP?

  every day, I get a lot of fragmented files. is there a way to stop this?

  Don't worry, be happy.  You don't need to obsess on the disk fragmentation.

  However, if you cannot rest unless you check the status of your disk fragmentation every day, then buy Diskeeper 2011.  Diskeeper claims he has technology that "heal [s] and prevent [s] up to 85% of the fragmentation before it happens and defrag instantly [s] the rest.»  It seems to do a good job (I am not affiliated with Diskeeper).

• Media Player CD rips slow

  Media Player rip CDs of audiobooks very slowly; almost slowly as listening to the tracks... I have XP.

  Hi TedMcNamara,

  · What version of windows media player installed on the computer?

  · What is the service pack installed on the computer?

  1. your computer may take longer to rip a CD, if it has a slower processor, or not enough RAM.

  2. the amount of free space and hard disk fragmentation can affect the speed of the extraction process

  3. the speed and interface of the hard disk drive that you are ripping titles to can affect the speed of tear. For example, a hard disk drive 5400 RPM will probably write data slower than a 7200 RPM drive. Similarly, ripping the songs on an external hard drive connected to your computer via USB 1.1, on a drive of flash memory, or a network drive may be slower sawing through the songs directly to the hard disk drive internal to your computer.

  4. the speed and interface of the CD player that you are ripping titles to can affect the speed of tear. Generally, readers at speeds above RIP songs from a CD faster than low-speed discs. Similarly, Windows Media Player will probably better run when you use a CD player connected via IEEE 1394 or USB 2.0 when using a drive connected via USB 1.1.

  To select a slower burn speed:

  a. in Windows Media Player, click Options in the Tools menu.

  b. click the devices tab, and then double-click the name of the CD - R or CD - RW drive that you use.

  c. click on the recording tab and select a write speed that is slower or is the slowest available speed.

  d. click OK and then click OK.

  With regard to:

  Samhrutha G S - Microsoft technical support.

• My computer crashes! -unknown error checking

  The computer is a Microsoft Windows XP Professional. It is rather more older (2005) and was not up-to-date or online until a few years ago. (Mainly used for games.) However, it is almost unusable now, because it hangs on a consistent basis.

  There are several different problems. The most common one is a random stop that occurs out of the blue. Most of the time it restarts and reports "system has recovered from a serious error." These error reports are different and do not have a common denominator. Sometimes they are corrupt. Other times, the computer is simply blank after the accident. the monitor to fall asleep and the tower still running.

  There is also a 'frozen' system that occurs just after the start. He reached the office but does not do so. Sometimes the keyboard and the mouse still work, but I can't click on anything. (I'm usually off manually after these two problems).

  I would include all system information I could, but unfortunately I can not turn on the computer for trouble right now. When I turn it on, the screen simply says "VGA status: no Signal input." It is like that for ever until I have turn off manually. (It's happened and I will continue to try to get it started). I tried safe mode; seems to work very well. I tried a clean boot this morning; It starts fine but after I put it in sleep mode, it is dead...

  I'm lost as to what is causing all this. This random failure has been occurring regularly for more than a year. Some days it hangs constantly and there are days when it works quite well. I tried every virus program, running the check disk, fragmentation and the installation of each update available. Nothing seems to help or give me a clue as to what is wrong, because when the computer is not crashing, it works perfectly fine!

  There are also several non-plug-and-play devices that have a yellow warning sign next to them. They all have the letter K and the other numbers to them, with the exception of a device series. They all give me code 24 (this device is not working properly or is not all its drivers installed, or something like that.)

  I would point out that the computer had viruses and Trojan horses on it, but I think they have been removed. I have Microsoft Security Essentials, Malwarebytes, and SuperAntiSpyware on it.

  In addition, there is an annoying tendency of balloons popup that warn me that firewall Windows has been disabled. Half the time, I opened the firewall and it is on. The rest of the time I have to manually turn it back on. Any idea what could be the cause?

  And regarding "recently installed programs" that could cause this problem of crash, it is impossible, because he does this for years!

  Sorry for the length of this. There are a lot of problems with no real information. I wish I could provide more data and I'll try to when the computer is running again, but I don't really know where to start. I hope that's not a failure of the motherboard or something...

  I'm very happy for any kind of help!

  Hello M & Mmpty,

  I took a glance at the last dump.  It was a stop 0x8E.  From what we see in the landfill, MPFilter.sys seems to be the culprit on this one.

  It is a component of Microsoft Security Essentials.

  Here is the stack of debugging information.  As you will see, MPFilter is at the top of the stack:

  STACK_TEXT:
  WARNING: Information not available stack unwind. Sequence of images may be wrong.
  efa25938 f2057082 8606d57c efa25988 00000040 MpFilter + 0x117e0
  efa25964 f728fef3 8606d57c efa25988 00000040 MpFilter + 0xc082
  520 520 fltmgr 8606d 00000000 0006d f7292338 efa259cc! FltpPerformPostCallbacks + 0x1c5
  efa259e0 f7292867 8606d 520 85e58de0 efa25a20 fltmgr! FltpProcessIoCompletion + 0x10
  efa259f0 f7292ef9 85fc 8020 85e58de0 8606d 520 fltmgr! FltpPassThroughCompletion + 0 x 89
  efa25a20 f729f754 00000000 00000000 fltmgr efa25a40! FltpLegacyProcessingAfterPreCallbacksCompleted + 0 x 269
  efa25a5c 804ef19f 85fc 8020 85e58de0 85e58de0 fltmgr! FltpCreate + 0x26a
  efa25a6c 8657e9c8 80583220 85eed4b4 efa25c04 nt! IopfCallDriver + 0 x 31
  efa25b4c 805bf488 8657e9e0 00000000 85eed410 nt! IopParseDevice + 0xa12
  efa25bc4 805bba14 efa25c04 00000000 00000040 nt! ObpLookupObjectName + 0x53c
  efa25c18 80576057 00000000 00000000 00000001 nt! ObOpenObjectByName + 0xea
  efa25c94 805769ce 011fedb8 011fed58 80100180 nt! IopCreateFile + 0 x 407
  efa25cf0 805790d 8 011fedb8 80100180 011fed58 nt! IoCreateFile + 0x8e
  efa25d30 8054167 011fedb8 c 011fed58 80100180 nt! NtCreateFile + 0 x 30
  efa25d30 7c90e514 011fedb8 011fed58 80100180 nt! KiFastCallEntry + 0xfc
  00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 0x7c90e514 011fedb0

  The standards of antivirus, it seems to be enough old-April:

  1: kd > lmvm mpfilter
  start end module name
  f204b000 f2071800 MpFilter T (no symbol)
  Loaded symbol image file: MpFilter.sys
  Image path: MpFilter.sys
  Image name: MpFilter.sys
  Timestamp: Sea APR 06 13:25:55 2011 (4D9CB033)

  I would recommend the following: measures:

  1. Download the latest version of Microsoft Security Essentials.
  2. Uninstall the current version.
  3. Reinstall the freshly downloaded version.

  Let us know if you have any questions about it.

  I will consider other landfills shortly.

  Best regards

  Matthew_Ha

• Try to install XP SP3, says the installation program requires additional 1 MB in the specific folder

  I installed all the updates and now it ended on the sp3 update, it says configuration required additional 1 MB in this folder, I have 52 GB windows 39 GB is free I fragmented my disk cleaned undesirable twice manually downloaded sp3 of chosen installation one of the driver for the desarchives installation file, but the error is still there as the cockroaches on earth would survive. I did all the possible things like undesirable fragmentation of the disk fragmentation registry cleaning now tell me something new that I can solve my headache.
  And I read all the prerequisites for installing SP3 I uninstalled my Avira and only tried too. Please don't just before me a good link kindly help me specifically
  Here cut my update of the register newspaper
  187.062: Service Pack 3 Setup has encountered an error: the update.ver file is not correct.
  185.843: there is not enough disk space on C:\WINDOWS\$NtServicePackUninstall$ to install Service Pack 3. The Setup program requires a minimum of 1 megabytes of free space or if you also want to archive the uninstall files, Setup requires 1 megabyte of free space. Extra free space on your hard drive and try again.
  181.687: drive C: free 40393MB req: 398 MB w/uninstall 827 MB
  181.687: share \\?\globalroot\: free 0MB req: 1 MB w/uninstall 1 MB
  181.687: DoInstallation:AnalyzeDiskUsage failed

  Hello

  Thanks for your help, Kim. But I guess I won't find the answer in this thread. Also for your future responses to this problem I found a solution.
  If you open your registry database and open the tab of the local machine and in current software > windows you can see that when the Service Pack is installed on windows by default sets "Spcache" in the directory of the CD-ROM so that you will not be able to install unless if you have a RW in your ROM. Or the simple solution to change its value from CD-ROM drive allows, assume that "C:\". "drive"N:\ ". "to your windows.

  Nice day

• Updating the measures for Win - XP Pro, SP1 to SP3 (jump SP2?)

  I do volunteer work 1/2 day per week for a small organization non-profit organizations with a very limited budget (almost non-existent). We work in the given space, but have free access to the DSL service.

  We have the following...

  1 2000 computer HP desktop, Intel Pentium 4, Windows 2000, 256 MB RAM, 30 GB, CD - R, IE - 6 hard drive.

  2 2006 Compaq desktop with Win - XP SP3, 512 MB RAM, 60 GB HD, CD - R, IE-8.

  3. computer acer laptop 2008, Win - XP SP3 with 512 MB RAM, 40 GB HD, CD-R/W that works (depending on what day of the week, it comes), IE-8.

  One of our local "family" donated the following for us...

  2004 work HP desktop with Win - XP Pro SP1, 512 MB RAM, 105 GB HD (less than 30 GB used), CD - RW, DVD-R, IE-6,

  -plus a new module of RAM of 512 MB which could be installed.

  -a new, but not installed, updated graphics card.

  These two were going to be installed, but the client fell sick and recently passed away.

  While this desktop computer is older, it has been used very little, 'C' part of the HD less than 30 GB of 105 GB used, less than 2% of disk fragmentation, no scratches, dents, original basic mouse and keyboard... excellent shape.

  In order to remove the HP 2000 desktop computer, I suggest the following...

  (A) delete all the old software, except the WIN - XP.

  (B) defrag the HD.

  (C) the Win - XP, SP1 rollback "original updated" status. HP support pages imply that he is a "clean install". HP has the SP1 of Win - XP original on a segment of "recovery" of the HD.

  What else is necessary (I guess)...

  1. install the new 512 MD RAM module.

  2. check that the current power out sufficient to manage the 'new' graphics card (requires 250 watt power)... and install the new graphics card... or just stay with the existing graphics capabilities if the power supply is insufficient.

  3. update all hardware drivers.

  4. load Win - XP, SP2, and SP3... or just go to SP1 SP3? (comments, please)

  5 install Internet Explorer 8... or IE-9? (comments, please).

  6. use of Win - XP SP3 and security center firewall... or install (?) for a protection antivirus and antispyware... suggestions sincerely appreciated.

  7 install MS Office 2007 Pro (unused software, gift).

  My dilemma... What is the sequence own/recommended to perform all these steps...

  A / B / C / D? and 1-2-3-4-5-6-7?

  Remember that we do not have money for a new computer, but I don't have the time and (I think) the ability to perform the steps.

  Thanks for your suggestions, recommendations and comments.

  Greetings - FLgal

  Your Service Pack 3 CD contains the SP3 .exe Setup file, so you don't need to download what you fortunately already.

  If you need to download this file, it would have been safer to do using another PC. But since you have it, don't you worry in this regard. :-)

  So you're on the right track!