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September 28th, 2007, 03:54 AM
#6
Nice links...
FYI: Defragment places files and data in order. For example, if you save a text document as example.txt, and later install some program such as IWantToBeSmart.exe. Your HDD puts things in order by time (first come - first serve). Right now your HDD reads:
example.txt
IWantToBeSmart.exe
Now lets say you want to change something in example.txt, and you save it. You now have:
example.txt
IWantToBeSmart.exe
example.txt
What disk defragment does is place everything back in order with the files that correspond.
example.txt
example.txt
IWantToBeSmart.exe
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