Guest v Posted July 16, 2007 Posted July 16, 2007 I have been using Adobe Photoshop elements 3.0 recently editing photos. I think this is where my problem began. I think it saves each photo, or portion of photo's somewhere. After using this program previously, I now have only 1.2 GB of free space, when I should have approx. 4-5GB of space left. Also, when I try to defragment my "C" drive, it indicates that most of the drive is red, or "fragmented". When I run the program, it does not clean the drive. It seems to go through the process, but does not really defrag any files. I believe Photoshop has files of these edited photos somewhere but I can't find them. I have searched many different options on the "C" drive to no avail. Please help. Vince
Guest mike000777 Posted July 18, 2007 Posted July 18, 2007 Re: "Disk defragment" is not defragmenting Re: "Disk defragment" is not defragmenting On Jul 15, 10:07 pm, "v" <vin...@earthlink.net> wrote: > I have been using Adobe Photoshop elements 3.0 recently editing photos. I > think this is where my problem began. I think it saves each photo, or > portion of photo's somewhere. After using this program previously, I now > have only 1.2 GB of free space, when I should have approx. 4-5GB of space > left. Also, when I try to defragment my "C" drive, it indicates that most of > the drive is red, or "fragmented". When I run the program, it does not clean > the drive. It seems to go through the process, but does not really defrag > any files. > > I believe Photoshop has files of these edited photos somewhere but I can't > find them. I have searched many different options on the "C" drive to no > avail. > > Please help. > > Vince I have this problem too. I boot up to Win98SE and it defrags lovely. When I reboot to Win2k after defragging with Win98, it looks perfect. People will say boot in safe mode, etc but nothing I've tried has gotten it to work like it should.
Guest hiram buttfuck Posted August 4, 2007 Posted August 4, 2007 Re: "Disk defragment" is not defragmenting Re: "Disk defragment" is not defragmenting I use the Win ME defrag. It is much quicker and has more options than the W2K defrag. I've been doing it that way for years. P.S.: Ubuntu (and other Linux distros) do not need defragging. For that and many other reasons, I use Ubuntu more and more. This is a commercial. :)
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