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10th Sep 2008, 08:14
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i discovered that if you have Windows XP you can defrag the boot sector (if it takes an age to start up, for example) by going into DOS by typing cmd in the start menu, hitting run then typing defrag c: -b. This seemed to be quite effective. However, just curious to know if there is also an option to do this with Windows Vista Basic ?
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10th Sep 2008, 08:37
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It will be the same in Vista http://www.thevistatweaks.com/defrag...aster-startup/
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10th Sep 2008, 10:05
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I tried the command prompt in accessories and typed in defrag C:\-b in the DOS window. It said that I need to run the programme with administrative permissions. It then said Use an administrative command prompt then run the programme again. I thought I was logged in as administrator ?
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8th Dec 2008, 04:26
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Vista, is great, superb, it really does line the bottom of the Dustbin, where it belongs. My Opinion, Lose vista.
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#6
8th Dec 2008, 05:03
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You just aint checking post dates are you
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