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So the windows defrag will not move any files marked as system and read-only? Again I ask, just for confirmation, does windows defrag (either w98 or me version) assume any file marked system and read-only is an unmoveable?
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So the windows defrag will not move any files marked as system and read-only?
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I see a lot of posts here recommending downloading the ME version of defrag to run on an Win98 machine. I currently use Norton Speed Disk, because it allows me to specify files I need to stay in a specific spot on the disk. I don't believe the Win98 defrag allows this (although it may leave certain system files that it knows about alone). Does the ME version allow specifying files to leave alone?
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So you are saying that even if I have kept up with MS updates I still may not have all the patches?