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Installing Defrag for Win2K Pro

By pburke ·
I upgraded a computer from WindowsNT 4. 0 Workstation to Windows2000 Professional and now I cannot get the Defrag to work. I get a message that says Snap in failed to initialize. Does anyone knows how to install the defragmenter from Win2K

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by XpertDragon In reply to Installing Defrag for Win ...

I am not entirely sure if there is very good support for Defrag under Windows NT 4 and Win 2000, or support at all. However, I have found that third party defragmenting utilities work best with NT and 2000. I have used "Disk Keeper" on both OS's, think that they have done a much better job than MS Degrag ever could have. If you happen to have Norton's Speed Disk, that will work on both of them as well. You can download a trial of Disk keeper I believe with good functionality.

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by Joseph Moore In reply to Installing Defrag for Win ...

WINNT\SYSTEM32\DFRG.MSC is the Win2K Defrag snap-in file. Try and double-click it to see if it starts.
It is possible that the link to it from however you are trying to access it is broken. But, with all snap-ins, they can be run manually, or you can always open a blank MMC screen, and File -> Add Snap-in.

Hope this helps.

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