To organize the way that files are stored on a computer disk, so that all the information belonging to a file, is stored on a single contiguous area on the disk.
The same way you defragment a normal PC hard drive. Hook it up, right click the drive in My Computer, go to tools, an among, disk clean up and error checking, there should be the option to defragment it. Once your there, just click defragment.
Double-click My Computer, right-click the disk to defragment, and choose Properties > Tools > Defragment Now.
Defragment
You should defragment your drive at least once a month to keep it running smooth and clear out unneeded items.
Defrag
defrag 1. Open My Computer. 2. Right-click the local disk volume that you want to defragment, and then click Properties. 3. On the Tools tab, click Defragment Now. 4. Click Defragment
It shouldn't be necessary to defragment more than once a month, unless you are adding a lot more files, etc. to your computer. If you notice it begin to go more slowly, that is sometimes an indication you may need to defragment more often.
Defragment your hard drive. Be careful though...
In Windows, go to Computer or My Computer and right-click on the drive that you wish to defrag. On the context menu, select Properties. Then tab over to Tools and select defragment. If you run into trouble, then scan the drive for errors. That is found in the same place where you load Defrag. If you still have trouble, then scan and defragment in Safe Mode. Or you can install a program such as Defraggler from Piriform and use it to defrag the hard drive.
Perfect disk, they even claim that it supports SSDs.
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