Files that did not fully defrag would be listed in the lower half of that window,,, under where it says files that did not defrag. Usually not a big deal. Some files that are in use when you run defrag can not be moved. Those are the ones that normally would show up in the bottom half of that window titled 'Defragmentation Report' While I dont always I prefer to defrag by starting in safe mode to a command prompt then simply defrag c: runs defrag about as best as it gets with windows version of defrag.

Azinoh "Maybe we had different download sites?" That's possible. I downloaded directly from www.avast.com. If you did not, who knows what you actually downloaded. Could possibly have something to do with your very slow download also. ========================== Sunday 04-13: My version is 2014.9.0.2013 and now there is a new; 2014.9.0.2016. Well updating from the interface update just didn't seem to go so I went to the Avast.com site to download the dot.exe file. Clicking on download takes you to CNET. I now realize my original download was therefore thru CNET. So much for getting Avast from Avast. From Google it would seem cnet hasn't got the best of reputations any more in fact lots of complaints about extra programs foisted off on ya. Guess so. I went to File Hippo for the 84.55M file. Then googled that and there seems to be problems with the 2014.9.0.2016 version. So I'll skip it for now. Maybe let it age a bit. FH seems to have a good rep but most mssgs I found about them were several years old.

Quote from World Start Newsletter (dated 3/13/13) "Question: At the present time I have Windows XP. I read that I will no longer be able to use XP in 2014. Is this correct? Can I switch to Windows 7 at that time or will I have to go to Windows 7 before that time. If I have to switch how do I switch to Windows 7? Answer: As I pointed out in this article, you are not alone. Estimates say 40% of Windows users are still running XP. A whole lot of people still use Windows XP. Microsoft is ending support for XP in 2014, but that doesnâÂÂt mean your operating system will suddenly stop working. It just means that Microsoft will no longer provide security updates, fixes for bugs or offer any customer support for the program. The troubling issue is the lack of security updates. Upgrading to Windows 7 is pretty simple, you just purchase the program and install it on your computer by putting a disc in the drive or downloading the program. If your computer is older, you will want to make sure you meet the system requirements for Windows 7. As for Windows 8, unless you are upgrading to a touchscreen computer, IâÂÂd suggest sticking with Windows 7. ThereâÂÂs a bit of a learning curve with Windows 8. IâÂÂm adjusting to it now and really canâÂÂt recommend the experience to others. " end of quote from World Start

Thanks folks for your timely advice, I am green about a lot of stuff with this newer edition, and am hoping that this will last me for the rest of my computer days? Ya think? At least I can hope someone comes out with a really easy edition of something for the computer in us all, I am not a whiz by any means, don't need a lot of gadgets and whistles, just something to keep me in touch with the outside world. Reading the first 2 postings, seems I might want to do this overnite, or at a time when I feel that I am not going to be on the computer, and appreciate your kindness in sharing the other side of the coin. Have a great day, and keep smiling, you're doing great!!!