I will jump into the fray here.
I think the problem is JFW itself.  Apparently, when it is speaking there is
some type of disk action going on.
I have had this problem once, that is when I decided to read the files that
scandisk was scanning.  Then scandisk took over an hour to complete.

I think that in this case, patience is indeed a virtue.  If you set scandisk
to go, stay on the cancel button, with your screen echo set to highlite, and
wait patiently, scandisk will run fine.

I have never had the problem with defrag, perhaps because I learned patience
from scan disk.
-----Original Message-----
From: David Maynard < link [EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: link [EMAIL PROTECTED] < link [EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Tuesday, January 05, 1999 7:35 PM
Subject: Re: jfw and scan disk
>If you have a DOS screen reader run the programs from DOS before you go to
>windows.
>
>Dave
>
>At 04:59 PM 1/5/99 -0500 Carlos A. Sanchez, Jr.  Wrote:
>Hi,
>What programs are you running in the back ground?  Can you get to them and
>disable them temperarily?  If you can do so and try running scandisk and
>defrag.  Somehow these programs are accessing the disk and causing them to
>restart.  If you need any help get back and we'll se what we can do.
>
>Asta Luegos,
>Carlos
>
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: Jed Barton < link [EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>To: link [EMAIL PROTECTED] < link [EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Date: Tuesday, January 05, 1999 12:18 PM
>Subject: jfw and scan disk
>
>
>>Hey gang.
>>I am having a very interesting problem with jfw and scan disk and defrag.
>>The problem is this.  The launch of scan disk goes just fine.  However,
>>after a few minutes jfw sayse that scan disk has restarted ten times
>>because another application is writing to this drive.  It then asks me if
i
>>want to cintinue receive this warning.  I click yes just to watch it.  The
>>same thing happened again.
>>It gets better.  On a defrag you can watch the progress with the jaws
>>cursor.  It only makes it to 3 percent and then starts again.  Does anyone
>>have any ideas?  Basicly the machine on both of these tasks is throwing
>>itself into a loop.  Info would be greatly appreciated.  Thanks ---Jed
>>
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