In my Diskeeper Defrag says the MFT was currently 98% of the total size. Then it says due to the High MFT?
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http://www.pcguide.com/ref/hdd/file/ntfs/archMFT-c.html\n\nHope that helps!
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Try defraging  it in safe mode ( hit the f8 key constantly while windows is loading )
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have you checked the remaining space on the hard disk ?
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First step would be to defragment the troublesome partition.  If the problem still persists try a 'Restore' point where the computer was behaving itself.
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Okay check this first. Go to MY COMPUTER, RIGHT CLICK ON C-DRIVE, Scroll down to PROPERTIES and left click. A window will pop up showing you a diagram like pieces of a pie and you will be able to see how much free space you have. If it is full then your hard drive is full. You can first run DISK CLEANUP and remove any unwanted cookies, files, ETC. Thjen go to the TOOLS tab and click on DEFRAGMENT NOW, this will bring up another window and you can left click on the C- Drvie there and then left click on the Defragment button. If this does not help you will need to DELETE any unused SOFTWARE you do not use on your computer, then follow the instrcutions about defragging again. Next is that if you are using ALL of the software programs then you will need to purchase a LARGER hard drive and have it installed and GHOST your old hard drive onto the new one so you do not lose anything.  Hope this helps.
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Over time, files and applications become scattered in various places on your hard disk. Disk Defragmenter brings these scattered pieces together to improve speed and help prevent errors. \n     Steps: 1.  Close all applications. Disable screen savers, anti-virus utilities and other constantly running programs.   \n2.  Open the Start menu and choose Programs, then Accessories.   \n3.  Click on System Tools.   \n4.  Click on Disk Defragmenter.   \n5.  When the Select Drive window appears, click on Settings.   \n6.  Check both "Rearrange program files so my programs start faster" and "Check the drive for errors."   \n7.  Click OK to defragment drive C: (the physical drive).   \n8.  Run the program once a month or so.     \nTips  Run ScanDisk beforehand for best results. This is best done by restarting the computer in MS DOS and typing "scandisk" at the C:&#92;> prompt. Return to Windows afterwards to defragment your hard disk.    If you're having difficulties, press Ctrl+Alt+Delete to make sure you haven't left any applications running. Highlight each application in the screen that appears and click on "End Task" to close the application.
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When you look at the properties of the disk, what size does it report (NOT what size you think you should have) and how much is used and how much is free.\nTo do a defragment you need around 15% free IIRC.\nHave you run 'Disk Cleanup' from the properties page?\nHave you been into Internet Explorer - TOOLS - Internet Options - (Temporary Internet Files) - Delete Files ?? - this may take a LONG time.\nHave you been into your &#92;Windows&#92;Temp directory and removed all old/unwanted files from there?\n\nThe Cleanup Facility should remove most of these, however if you have certain websites that you log onto semi or fully automatically it is often not wise to block delete all of your cookies, as you will have to enter your info again when you next log on first time.\n\nYou can go into the cookies area and manually remove all those you don't recognise, but not for the faint hearted.\n\nThe error you mention is the XP cabinet directory and the file is a a True Type Font that has not yet been expanded.
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It sounds like you need to do some serious housecleaning.  Is your hard drive completely full?  If so, delete some files to make sure you have at least ~15-20% free space.  Also, defragmentation helps.  Check for visues and spyware - they can eat up critical system resources as well.\n\nIt also may be time to back up your files and reformat your hard drive and re-install Windows.  You need to do that about once a year if you use your computer a lot.  Windows constantly accumulates problems that never really go away - sooner or later they catch up with you.
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99% of it doesn't work and will make your computer go slower.\n\nIf you want to speed it up remove the things that load on start-up, de-frag your drive, remove un-needed files, and un-install anything you don't use.
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You can't. Everything now costs money. \n\nTry getting rid of some of your larger programs. Always works for me. Try defraging if you have an older computer.
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There is a program running that is taking up resources to cause this.  Try a virus scan and spyware scan.  If you don't have antivirus or spyware removal tools try the links below.  You may also want to try to defragment your hard drive.
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Sounds like your HDD is almost full. Delete all unneeded files and programs.
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Do you have an up to date anti virus prog installed ?\nHave you anti spyware programs installed.?\nDo you know how to Defragment your computer ?\nDo you know how to use disc clean up ?\n\nIf you answer No to any of these questions then  there is a big possibility you have either a virus or spyware or overloaded hard drive.that is causing these problems.
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so like how does defrag tell you tour files are still there i'm confused on this have you tried disk cleanup
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If you have a very large hard drive and lots of fragmented files on that drive, then it could take a *very long* time to complete defragmentation.\n\nSometimes it is best just to let the defragmenter run overnight instead, it can take several hours in a very bad case of fragmentation.
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Yes you shouldn't attempt to fill a hard drive completely. You need to leave room for swap files etc.\n\nIdeally best to not go beyond 75% full and definitely not beyond 90% full.\n\n///
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Maybe you should delete some non essential stuff off your computer. Is this an old computer or a new one. If it is old you might want to buy a new one.\n\nI would try this:\ndisk cleanup and defrag\nthen go to \nmy computer\nc drive right click to bring up box\nclick on properties\ntools\nCheck now\nrun that program to see if it clears up any problems.