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SYMPTOMSAfter running Compression Agent, you may notice that the contents of some files on the compressed drive have changed. CAUSEThe changed files were created by a program that pre-allocates storage space by creating one large file on the hard disk. When the program needs to write a data file to the hard disk, it overwrites part of the original file with the data from the new file. This method of pre-allocating storage space leads to large areas of undefined disk space that are allocated to the original file. When Compression Agent runs, the contents of these areas may change. MORE INFORMATIONThe contents that have changed are undefined areas that do not contain actual data. This change should not affect the performance of Windows 95 or your programs. Additional query words:
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