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I knew I forgot to do something when I was 15...
- Mar 26, 2024
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For the older ones who used to love watching Windows fix the C drive, there is a website that replicates the process, complete with hard drive sounds. Watch for a bit of zen.
defrag98.com
For the kiddos out there, when a file was saved to the hard disk, it was slapped where there was room, often breaking the file into pieces. When retrieving the file, it had to then be read from a dozen places and on an HDD, that us very slow. So, every once in a while, yiy could tell Windows to defrayment the hard drive which found all the pieces of files and lined them up in a row. This made things a bit faster for a while.
Modern computers do this in the background for HDDs and avoid it for SSDs as it wears them out faster.
defrag98.com
For the kiddos out there, when a file was saved to the hard disk, it was slapped where there was room, often breaking the file into pieces. When retrieving the file, it had to then be read from a dozen places and on an HDD, that us very slow. So, every once in a while, yiy could tell Windows to defrayment the hard drive which found all the pieces of files and lined them up in a row. This made things a bit faster for a while.
Modern computers do this in the background for HDDs and avoid it for SSDs as it wears them out faster.