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Windows XP Systemtuning >> Defrag your master file table

Thanks to this tweak you are able to convert old FAT32 partitions or disk drives into the more reliable NT file system (NTFS). To further optimize and speed up disk access we recommend using the /cvt-Parameter to create a contiguous MFT file.

 

Unfortunately in most cases this file isnt saved in a contiguous manner but rather in a catch-as-catch-can fassion. Read more about the fragmentation phenomenon to fully understand the facts. To prevent this you need to create an empty placebo file that takes 1/8 of your hard drive capacity:

1. Click on Start/Run and enter cmd. Change to your system partition using the cd.. command followed by Enter.

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2. Enter fsutil file createnew emptyfile.txt 10000000000. Replace the large number with 1/8 of your hard disk capacity in byte. E.g. on a 40 GB partition or hard disk you need to go with 5.000.000.000 bytes. This creates a 5 GB file. Now, delete this file and perform the conversion using the cvtarea-parameter (see the conversion guide). The MFT fills up the empty space created by this command and is not fragmented.

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