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How to defrag your hard drive in Windows Vista
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Wednesday October 29, 2008
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Wednesday October 29, 2008
When your Windows PC gets sluggish, among the first thing a geek friend will tell you is "you should defrag your hard drive." That's all well and good, but how do you actually go about doing so? We break it down.
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- Go to the Control Panel and type "defrag" into the search box, and click on Defragment your hard drive when it appears.
- To manually defragment right now, click on Defragment Now...
- Select the drive(s) you want to defragment and click on OK to begin.
- You can click on the Close button to hide the Disk Defragmenter window; the defragmentation will continue in the background.
And that's all there is to it!
Do a disk defragmentation whenever you notice your system is acting sluggishly.
- To manually defragment right now, click on Defragment Now...
- Select the drive(s) you want to defragment and click on OK to begin.
- You can click on the Close button to hide the Disk Defragmenter window; the defragmentation will continue in the background.
And that's all there is to it!
Do a disk defragmentation whenever you notice your system is acting sluggishly.
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