MFT Fragmentation

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Comment #1 (Posted by an unknown user)
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I get the message "Access is denied." when I execute FOR /L %f in (1,1,50000) do echo Hey > %f
Comment #2 (Posted by an unknown user)
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It don't work. Plus, Diskeeper no longer had a demo version.
Comment #3 (Posted by an unknown user)
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everything works for me... i just didnt read that u had to download Diskeeper... now i have 50000 files in my folder i cant delete! :P ill find the demo...
Comment #4 (Posted by an unknown user)
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Diskeeper 9 can allocate free space in the MFT; there is no need for the trick with dummy files and folders. P.S. the demo version (Professional) can do that as well.
Comment #5 (Posted by an unknown user)
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How do i get rid of all these files? I can't clear out my Temp, History, or Temp. Internet files now. How do I delete all 10,000 and 50,000 of those files??? Please help!
Comment #6 (Posted by an unknown user)
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Nice trick, but works just with files, dirs dont allocate space constantly, after delete of dirs they will dissapear from disc space. It will work just like with files, somne records ll be allocated in MFT. There no need to make dirs. It's a good idea to use that easy trick, it can give you some higher performansce, when the disc is full in over 87.5%.
Comment #7 (Posted by an unknown user)
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very bad
Comment #8 (Posted by Extravert)
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Ought to be a nice feature, but Diskeeper 10 knows also a function for padding the MFT file. The fragmentation of C:$Extend$UsnJrnl:$J:$DATA is an issue with Vista systems and far more worse than the few fragments a MFT could have. Though, the trick works fine for me and the MFT is not fragmented, but for the purpose of C:$Extend$UsnJrnl:$J:$DATA I need a special defragmenter that can solve it (paragon partition manager's defrag form bootable ISO). I've found no other way to sove the heavy fragmentation of C:$Extend$UsnJrnl:$J:$DATA. After PPM it is now 3 fragments instead of 12.749 fragments. Not only the MFT is an issue by Vista.
Comment #9 (Posted by advisor)
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SERVES YOU RIGHT FOR MESSING WITH YOUR SYSTEM,
Comment #10 (Posted by an unknown user)
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What does this mean? And then (not on root dir. C:) FOR /L %f in
Comment #11 (Posted by an unknown user)
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I get the message "Access is denied." when I execute FOR /L %f in (1,1,50000) do echo Hey > %f
Comment #12 (Posted by an unknown user)
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commands not described clearly
Comment #13 (Posted by MAX)
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THE AUTHOR EXPLINATION IS ABSURD !! NOT CLEAR... NOT AS HE DID CLEARLY IN THE FORMER ARTICLES. HE MUST EB TIRED WHILE WRITING THIS.. PLEASE REVIEW YOUR ARTICAL AUTHOR THANKS
Comment #14 (Posted by an unknown user)
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not intelligible
Comment #15 (Posted by an unknown user)
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you people are stupid.....access is denied because you morons do not realize it is creating a file called 1 when a folder called 1 already exists...run the second loop inside one of the 10000 dirs created.

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