Alright... I state the problem more clearly again...
To not make anything confusing, I would state what a normal user of
defrag without any problems would do:
1.Open
defrag from system tools folder.
2. Click on
Analyze button on the bottom. (Defrag will now analyze)
3. If prompt to defrag (as in if you need to.) Click on
Defragment. Defrag will now Analyze again (trust me this is normal, don't know why probably a Microsoft thing) and then will start
moving or defragmentingthe files.(you could see the red lines becoming blue lines) Then after it is done it will
compact them (you could see the blue lines going near each other to the left)
Problem is.... BSOD will appear in...
Analyzing,
Defragmenting or ,
Compacting Files. So if it doesn't cause a BSOD in Analyzing, then Defragmenting, If not both then Compacting. (notice I am using a sequence.)
See this though... I have two volumes in my harddisk. D:\ and C:\. D:\ is the Recovery partition for my Compaq. C:\ is the main volume. When I defragment D: it did with no problem. But C: is the one causing the trouble.
have you tried Defrag in SafeMode (F8-Boot) ?
Yes I did, with no success. It causes a BSOD even in Safe-Mode.
There!
seems to be enough. Any ideas???