Geeks - help. please!

[kokopup]

Stopping a defrag in the middle of the process runs the risk of corrupting files on the hard drive. Defragging is moving a fragmented file to one contiguous
location. Stopping the process in the middle can have the results you have recieved.

[Catty1]

THANK YOU.

So - run the defrag again and let it finish?

And if things are not behaving, then run Checkdisk?

Thank you so so much...it was the ONLY thing I could think of. DD on Vista isn't exactly speedy....