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Computer slowdown may be attributed to a shortage of RAM or malware infection. More regularly, nevertheless, you can speed up your computer's performance by defragmenting the difficult drive. Defragmentation reorganizes the data fragments on your hard drive thus they may be read more quickly. You can reorganize data by using the Disk Defragment use in Windows.

Trouble: Uncomplicated

Instructions

1 Double click on "My Computer."

2 Right click the drive letter you want to defragment. Choose "Properties."

3 With the Properties window, click on the "Tools" tab.

4 Click the "Defragment Now" button from Windows Vista and 7. In Windows XP, click the "Analyze" button, next "Defragment."

5 To schedule some disk defragmentation in Vista, examine the "Run on a Schedule" check box plus input your information. In Windows 7, click the "Configure Schedule" choice.

References

Microsoft Assistance: Automate Windows XP Defragmentation