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hi team im having trouble trying to defrag either in the sys tools option nor the command prompt.

ive deleted all the rubbish temp files ect.

and when i go to delete i get the message windows cant access the defrag engine.

havent had this before so it is new to me has any one got any ideas ive been to microsoft support the help files.and i cant find an option to repair this appli.

marty

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hi team .

ive tried to defrag in safe mode.but now it says cant connect to the defragmenter engine.

to explain where im at .i went to accesoreys.

sys tools pressed defrag.

and now it dosent show the progress bar.so i went to command prompt and typed .

defrag c: enter .and it said another appli is using this appli.

sp perhaps it is defragging but not showing a progress bar.

i tried the fix from kellys korner

but the results are the same.

has any one had this problem before .

sorry yes i do have admin privelidges

in all the time ive used a compt it has never happened before .

and i think ive only seen the problem once.on the board.

and i didnt save the fix because i didnt think it would happen to me

you know out of sight out of mind

but i appreciate your replys.

im on my way to microsoft support.

so ile post back on my pregress

thanks

marty

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to barb.

yes ive chkdsk but it still gives the message cant connect to the defrag engine.

to TK

no i havent installed a third party defragmenter appli.

i may have to reinstall win xp .

and i dont want to do that.

but thanks for your suggestions.

at the moment im full of xmas dinner.

and im burping and f-----g.

and i cant concentrate on this dam compt .

you guys have a good one .

and take care of your selves .

marty

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Re-register the defragmenters snap-in files, and the basic registry entries.

First open up a Command Prompt, this can be found at:

Start -> All Programs -> Accessories -> Command Prompt

Change into your windows\system32 directory. Your windows directory will be either windows or winnt. Type:

cd \windows\system32

Register the defrag components, by typing:

[regsvr32 dfrgsnap.dll

[regsvr32 dfrgui.dll

registerdefrag9va.gif

At this stage, you may find the defragmenter works. If not, there is one more step you can do.

Using Windows Explorer browse to your windows\inf folder.

In there you will find a file called dfrg.inf right click this file, and select Install.

Restore the Windows Defragmenter (XP, 2000, 2003)

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