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00:04:03 JkDefrag v3.32
00:04:03 Date: 2007/12/16
00:04:03 NtfsDisableLastAccessUpdate is active, ignoring LastAccessTime for SpaceHogs.
00:04:03 Starting JkDefrag for 'f:'
00:04:03 Opening volume '\\?\Volume{8c7d1fcf-a6c3-11dc-b3d3-806e6f6e6963}' at mountpoint 'F:'
00:04:03 Input 'f:' does not contain a wildcard, using '*f:*' instead as the mask.
00:04:07 Phase 1: Analyze
00:04:07 This is an NTFS disk.
00:04:29 Phase 2: Defragment
12:31:59 Phase 3: Fixup
12:46:22 Zone 1: Fast Optimize
12:47:06 Zone 2: Fast Optimize
13:07:55 Zone 3: Fast Optimize
15:12:02 Finished.
15:12:02 - Total disk space: 320071335936 bytes (298.0897 gigabytes), 78142416 clusters
15:12:02 - Bytes per cluster: 4096 bytes
15:12:02 - Number of files: 63216
15:12:02 - Number of directories: 7817
15:12:02 - Total size of analyzed items: 172751843328 bytes (160.8877 gigabytes), 42175743 clusters
15:12:02 - Number of fragmented items: 3, 0.0042% of all items
15:12:02 - Total size of fragmented items: 1782415360 bytes, 435160 clusters, 1.0318% of all items, 0.5569% of disk
15:12:02 - Free disk space: 147124379648 bytes, 35919038 clusters, 45.9661% of disk
15:12:02 - Number of gaps: 9575
15:12:02 - Number of small gaps: 9450, 98.6945% of all gaps
15:12:02 - Size of small gaps: 306335744 bytes, 74789 clusters, 0.2082% of free disk space
15:12:02 - Number of big gaps: 125 (1.3055% of all gaps)
15:12:02 - Size of big gaps: 146818043904 bytes, 35844249 clusters, 99.7918% of free disk space
15:12:02 - Average gap size: 3751.3356 clusters
15:12:02 - Biggest gap: 105884151808 bytes, 25850623 clusters, 71.9691% of free disk space
15:12:02 - Average end-begin distance: 2057247 clusters, 2.6327% of volume size