Term used to describe the
process of reorganizing a hard disk drive's
data to
help increase the proficiency of accessing the data.
Hard disk
drives that are severely fragmented will take longer to
access
the data because it is spread across the drive and not located in a
central area.
- An example of a utility that
organizes the disk drive is Microsoft's defrag utility. Additional information on the Windows
program defrag can be found
on our defrag page.
- Another great defrag utility is Diskeeper by
Diskeeper.
Also see: Hard disk drive
definitions
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