How can I defrag old "restore files" on my hard drive?

Anything more than the last two or three SRP's are useless
anyhow. Why not delete them and save the space and hassle?
zepp
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>When I run Norton Professional defrag tool and analyze my
C: drive (160GB) all the fragmented files are old restore
files. Norton documents say that they cannot defragthose
NTFS files. These files are causing defrag levels of >60%
to appear on my defrag alarm. How can I remedy this? Can
these files be defragged? Do I need to delete them?
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Executive software's diskeeper is a better program for defrag, imho. It
will defrag restore files. Haven't come across any files it can't
defrag. and it's very reliable.

J. Chemycz wrote:

> When I run Norton Professional defrag tool and analyze my C: drive (160GB) all the fragmented files are old restore files. Norton documents say that they cannot defragthose NTFS files. These files are causing defrag levels of >60% to appear on my defrag alarm. How can I remedy this? Can these files be defragged? Do I need to delete them?