Naturally, you are not limited to selecting the recommended action. What you need to do instead is select 'smart defrag' instead or move the mouse over the arrow next to it to select the recommended action. fast defrag but that option is not actionable there. The program displays a reocmmendation, e.g. Smart Defrag reveals the number of fragments and fragmented files that it found during the scan, and the overall fragmentation rate on top of that. Which makes me think the problem is not on my side since I haven't made any major changes in my software in a long while.You may want to start with an analysis of platter-based drives connected to the PC which should not take longer than a minute even for large drives. Needless to say that this is the first time I've run into a problem like this. You'll need to provide administrator permission to delete this file.' (I am already the administrator.) I click 'Continue' with the admin icon: 'You require permission from to make changes to this file.' I managed to delete it after rebooting the PC, tried all of the above again and got the same disappointing result.

You may not have the appropriate permissions to access this item.' I go to delete it - I get 'File Access Denied. The other file has no icon, when I click it I get: 'Windows cannot access the specified device, path, or file. To find a version for your PC, check with the software publisher.' - and after I close this window this file self-destructs for some reason.

The first one has the standard iobit setup icon, and when I click on it it says 'This app can't run on your PC. Actually, two files, both called 'smart-defrag-setup.exe', both weighing 0 bytes. The download link at /mg/getmirror/iobit_smartdefrag,1.html doesn't work for me at all, the other one, with a '2', and manage to download a file. I have run into (maybe?) this problem, as well as the author of the posts from July 5.

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