I changed the default script to defrag G drive instead of C drive. C drive is defragged on reboot, G drive ignored. C drive is a SSD which I want left alone.
OS: Win7 64bit Ultimate. Drivers and Windows Update current. Problem noticed with ultradefrag-6.0.2.bin.amd64.exe and ultradefrag-6.1.0.bin.amd64.exe.
Last part of ud-boot-time.cmd:
...
udefrag g:
boot-off
exit
edit: by default, script saved in c:\windows\system32
(I don't know if this is the correct place. Docs not clear on this.)
Edit again: Just noticed the "must be saved in unicode (UTF-16)"
How is this done in windows? Notepad++ only shows UTF-8.
Notepad++ v5.9.6.2 (UNICODE), Encoding set to UCS-2 Little Endian
edit: Apparently, UCS-2 LE in Notepad++ works the same as UTF-16.
Last edit: Jamie R Chinn 2015-07-03
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2015-07-03 13:21:10.763 INFO: winx_set_dbg_log: log_path = \??\G:\p\UltraDefrag\logs\boot-startup-phase.log
2015-07-03 13:21:10.981 INFO: winx_get_windows_boot_options: NOEXECUTE=OPTIN - 48
2015-07-03 13:21:10.981 ERROR: winx_fopen: cannot open \??\C:\Windows\pending-boot-off: 0xc0000034 status: object name not found
Edit: I found out that ud-boot-time.cmd file was corrupt although it looked ok in notepad++. Created new file with copied text from help. Works ok now. Thanks.
I am now using Notepad2 64 bit, to edit my .cmd files by default. Notepad++ is a 32bit program which causes files written to the system32 directory to really go to syswow64 directory.
Last edit: Jamie R Chinn 2015-07-03
If you would like to refer to this comment somewhere else in this project, copy and paste the following link:
I changed the default script to defrag G drive instead of C drive. C drive is defragged on reboot, G drive ignored. C drive is a SSD which I want left alone.
OS: Win7 64bit Ultimate. Drivers and Windows Update current. Problem noticed with ultradefrag-6.0.2.bin.amd64.exe and ultradefrag-6.1.0.bin.amd64.exe.
Last part of ud-boot-time.cmd:
edit: by default, script saved in c:\windows\system32
(I don't know if this is the correct place. Docs not clear on this.)
Edit again: Just noticed the "must be saved in unicode (UTF-16)"
How is this done in windows? Notepad++ only shows UTF-8.
Notepad++ v5.9.6.2 (UNICODE), Encoding set to UCS-2 Little Endian
edit: Apparently, UCS-2 LE in Notepad++ works the same as UTF-16.
Last edit: Jamie R Chinn 2015-07-03
You need to add a couple of lines to the script to enable troubleshooting mode:
http://ultradefrag.sourceforge.net/handbook/Troubleshooting.html
If you'd like to report a bug, attach this file to your bug report please:
http://sourceforge.net/tracker/?group_id=199532&atid=969870
Edit: I found out that ud-boot-time.cmd file was corrupt although it looked ok in notepad++. Created new file with copied text from help. Works ok now. Thanks.
I am now using Notepad2 64 bit, to edit my .cmd files by default. Notepad++ is a 32bit program which causes files written to the system32 directory to really go to syswow64 directory.
Last edit: Jamie R Chinn 2015-07-03