Almost all Windows users, and of any version, notice that over time, the system starts to work somewhat slower than after installation. And this can be connected not only with the accumulation of computer garbage, but also with the slowdown of access to the hard drive. Defragmentation can help in this situation. The only question is how to defragment a disk on Windows 7 to get the maximum performance boost. Let's figure it out together.
What is defragmentation and why is it needed?
First, a brief overview of theoretical information. With constant use of the system with the creation or deletion of files and folders, most objects are divided into fragments, and they are not stored in one place, but are scattered throughout the hard drive.
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