[Cheryl]

With Windows 98 I could defrag my floppy (A) drive. With Windows XP I can
only defrag the hard drive (C). Is there a way I can still defrag my floppy?
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Cheryl

[Carey Frisch [MVP]]

No, there is no need to defrag a floppy disk.

A floppy disks is only 1.44Mb in size.
The way to "defrag a floppy"
Is to copy the files off it - reformat it - and then write the files back.
What makes you think you need to defrag a floppy disk?

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Carey Frisch
Microsoft MVP
Windows XP - Shell/User
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"Cheryl wrote:

| With Windows 98 I could defrag my floppy (A) drive. With Windows XP I can
| only defrag the hard drive (C). Is there a way I can still defrag my floppy?
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| Cheryl

[David H. Lipman]

From: "Cheryl" <Cheryl@discussions.microsoft.com>

| With Windows 98 I could defrag my floppy (A) drive. With Windows XP I can
| only defrag the hard drive (C). Is there a way I can still defrag my floppy?
| --
| Cheryl

Why are you asking a WinXP related question in the Windows Update NG ?

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Dave
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