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Windows Vista8
I run Vista Home Premium.



I ran a manual defrag on 3/19/08 and i then changed the scheduled defrag to

run every two (2) weeks, starting on 3/22/08.



The defrag ran on thw 3/22/08 and fininshed in 1 second. I got all of the

"normal" messages in the "history" tab, but I got "0x1f" in the "last run

result" column. Of course is usually says successfully completed (0x0).



I cannot find what "0x1f means. Any ideas???



Did it not run because it determined that the defrag was unnecessary because

a manual was run just 3-days earlier??



Thank you!


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Rightclick the drive icon in Explorer, and Properties. Tools tab, try "Error

Checking" the drive.



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"Vista novice" <Vistanovice@discussions.microsoft.com>wrote in message

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Mark,



Thanks for the suggestion. I did as you said and let it run. It ran for a

while, I have 500GB drive, so I did not watch it. The next thing I knew it

finished and my desktop whas up. NO messages, NO anything. Is there a way

to determine if any errors were found or fixes??



Thank again!





"Mark L. Ferguson" wrote:

The Event Viewer in admin tools will report problems. Defrag should work

now.



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"Vista novice" <Vistanovice@discussions.microsoft.com>wrote in message

Thanks for the quick reply Mark!



I must apologize I am a Vista newbe. I was using Windows98 before I got my

current system 3 months ago! I have been looking at the Event Viewer, but

have NO CLUE where to fing the results of the chkdisk.



Can you point me in the right direction, PLEASE???





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