Omits Windows XP defrag

My Dell Dimension 4700, XP family, will not defragment. He stops the defrag and gives a BSOD saying that a process or thread crucial to system operation the unexpected cancelled or left. I ran checkdisk with two checked options. Everything seemed to be good. I ran HD Tune (Freeware) and scanned C:. A quick scan showed a lot of blocks, a full analysis showed about 40 bad blocks. I guess the bad blocks have somehow corrupted data that causes the failure of defragmentation.

How can I determine if my bad blocks of HD are damaged data or physical damage to the disk? How would fix the corrupted data? How would repair the physical damage?

CHKDSK, running under MS-DOS, no windows, CHKDSK, can operate in

Windows but its 'read only', no repairs are performed. Try to run, type: cmd

In cmd type: CHKDSK C: /F

Agree to restart, type: EXIT

Restart the pc

In addition, thiers only defrag issue of microsoft that I am aware.

its kb922379

However, try running the disc 1, then cmd, type of cleaning: Defrag C:

See what is happening, if it still does not, type:

Sfc/scannow

The windows utility to file chk and repairs could make it work.

Whatever he is, any 'bad Blocks' or 'bad sectors' on a hard drive means the hd

is at fault, only a drive replacement is in order...

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