Any computer that has been used regularly for more than a year will start to slow down. This could be because of the hardware problem, but the defragmentation of files on the hard drive is the usual culprit. When files are stored in non-contiguous sectors on the hard drives, the operating system has to spin Read More …
When you have used a hard drive for a few months and have regularly copied and removed files on its various partitions, it tends to suffer from fragmentation of files which basically means that a file is stored in form of different fragments on various different physical memory locations on the hard drive. This means Read More …
MyDefragGUI is an advanced tool for defragmentation of hard drives in Windows. It is actually a GUI front-end of MyDefrag which is a bit hard to use because you have to pass parameters to it. MyDragGUI makes it easy for you to use MyDefrag through its graphical user interface. Both of these tools are developed Read More …
Imagine how hard it will be to find your school report if you store few pages of the report in your desk drawer, few more pages in your school bag, and some pages in a folder placed on your desk. Windows also finds it a little harder to read a file that is stored in Read More …
In order to fully use the space available on a hard disk, Windows stores the files in fragments if not continuous space is available for a file. This fragmenting of files keeps increasing with time as you continue to use your computer. There is nothing wrong with fragmenting, except that it can increase the file Read More …
Auslogics Disk Defrag has been the choice of millions for their hard disk defragmenting requirements for many years. Now they have released a new version called Auslogics Disk Defrag Touch that has been especially designed for the new touchscreen computers. It is perfect for anyone who is familiar with operating their computers through the touch screen interface. Auslogics Read More …
As you use your computer in every daily life, you tend to download files, copy them from one place to another, delete them when they are needed and so on. All these file operation activities cause your hard disk to have fragments of a single file spread over multiple places on the hard disk. Having many such Read More …