A defragmenting programme is like a secretary who organises your files on your hard drive of your computer (like a filing cabinet), and your computer can therefore find things faster at start up. It also clears and free's up disc space no longer used by files. You should 'defrag' your computer often, say every eight weeks or so. You should by default have a built in 'defrag' programme with most Windows Operating Systems you will find it via the Start menu. A top tip is I create a 'shortcut on my desktop' for the 'defrag' utility. Hope this helps.
1 defragmenting utility 2 anti-virus utility 3 time utility 4 date utility 5 copying utility
1.disk cleaner 2.cc Cleaner. 3.any anti virus.
types of utility program
While the default file system used on a Macintosh doesn't require defragmenting, you can do so with a thrid party utility called iDefrag. However, some argue that defragmenting a Mac actually hurts performance due to the nature of the file system's indexing.
No, Unix is an operating system program. A utility program cannot run by itself; it runs under an operating system.
six popular of utility programs
it is a program of performance
YES An antivirus is a utility program
utility program
Installing more RAM and defragmenting your computer may help it run faster. Hope this helps
Antiviruse programs actually count as both an application and a utility program. It counts as a utility program as it performs a routine task when executed to help maintain system stability and analyzes, configures and optimizes system performance.
No. It is an application software.