Re: Restore defrag program

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Thanks for the tip. I ran the program and it defragged 40 of 41 files which
seemed like a small number compared to my systems poor performance on system
restores. Last restore took more than a couple of hours.

"Gerry" wrote:

John

Open Windows Explorer and navigate to the windows\inf folder. Find the
dfrg.inf file, right click on it and select Install. You may be asked
for the XP CD.
Source: Ramesh

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Hope this helps.

Gerry
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Johnfed wrote:
Somehow I have deleted the defrag program in my windows X/P home
edition system. I have tried various things to insure I have not just
deleted a shortcut.

Where can I find a location that will allow me to download a
replacement defrag file.
I did not get a system disk with my HP Pavillion computer.



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