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How much free space is enough?


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I have 67.9 GB of 90.9 GB free on a drive that contains a VMWare Virtual Machine Image that is approximately 24 GB with nothing else on the drive. It still will not defrag this file and complains that there is not enough space.

 

I would assume that a defragger that calls itself Smart would be able to defrag this file yet nothing I do works.

 

How do I get it to defrag this file?

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I have 67.9 GB of 90.9 GB free on a drive that contains a VMWare Virtual Machine Image that is approximately 24 GB with nothing else on the drive. It still will not defrag this file and complains that there is not enough space.

 

I would assume that a defragger that calls itself Smart would be able to defrag this file yet nothing I do works.

 

How do I get it to defrag this file?

Hi friend!!!

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I have 67.9 GB of 90.9 GB free on a drive that contains a VMWare Virtual Machine Image that is approximately 24 GB with nothing else on the drive. It still will not defrag this file and complains that there is not enough space.

 

I would assume that a defragger that calls itself Smart would be able to defrag this file yet nothing I do works.

 

How do I get it to defrag this file?

 

 

well any drive that has about 2 gig free is plenty.

 

but i like it at about 4gig...but if you use this soft ware only .this may be the problem?

VMWare Virtual Machine Image..as its a virtual...image.??

and cant defrag this type of system.

 

as you have nothing else on the drive..

 

but some one using this could anser better then i can...

jjj

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