Defragging your computer to speed it up is a waste of time. Defragging will only speed it up by maybe 1%. ~ David Malan, Harvard University computer science professor
@TheGprs69 It organizes the broken files back together so they can load faster. It does not delete files. Files can have broken pieces all over the hard drive. Defragmenting joins them together on the hard drive so files load quicker.
@TheGprs69 No. Files stay on the same hard drive they are defragmented on. Just puts the broken file pieces back together again. Added info to files gets placed at next available spot on hard drive. They become split. Defrag reorganizes files on hard drive.
@Aciddaggerr Do I need to defragment my Intel® Mainstream Solid-State Drives (using Windows* Disk Defragmenter* or similar program)?
No. SSD devices, unlike traditional HDDs, see no performance benefit from traditional HDD defragmentation tools. Using these tools simply adds unnecessary wear to the SSD. It is recommended that you disable any automatic or scheduled defragmentation utilities for your Intel SSD. From: website .intel.com/support/ssdc/hpssd/sb/CS-029623.htm#5
@ErrectifiedPeePee mine to ...i did it once and it said it was done ....then it was still red soo i defraged it again ...lol still little bit of red ...this could take all day to get the blue organized files
hey everytime i try this, in the middle of it, its says " could not find macroflash ", or something like that, then it just stops, what the hell do i do ?
so i wont lose any important files this way its not like a reformat at all? i wont lose anything vital will i ? and if so how can i prevent that i want to defrag my d drive but i currently have an broken external hard drive so it wont let me back it up obviously would it be ok to defrag with out moving those files from the drive i want to defrag?
@1ROSETV Defragging does not cause you to lose files. It reorganizes them on the hard drive. But as a thought, you should be backing your files on the computer some where safe. Either on an external hard drive or online backup. I have benefited from backing up before. Getting your files backed up some where needs to be a priority for you. Wishing you well ~Jeff
@ritzrtk Just do a defrag and see what happens. Blue is not bad. It's bad when there is lots of red. It just means files are broken or fragmented. How does your computer run?
@After0Death I always recommend doing Defrag all by itself. Remember that files and folders are being moved around at this time. I usually do a defrag when I step away from computer; like over night for example.
thnxs 4 the post ~ but ~ come on ppl ~ xp's file/windows access & arrangement ~ hardware support ~ suxs in comparison w/ the newer incarnations ~ unless 1 enjoys using the oldest of products for miser's sake ~ performance & stablitiy ? ~ haven't noticed any difference & may the bettr OS ~ I say ~
@TJae1 I agree. I am loving Windows 7 right now. I find it hard to switch back to using XP. Yet many are still staying there and they need as much help as I can give them when I have the time. It's funny, the video views keep on going up. I still don't understand that. But if it helps people, I am all for it. Thanks for commenting. ~Jeff
@4543563 Many are. But most people will not spend to get them. They are where they are at. Thanks for the recommend. Some will see and check it out. ~Jeff
Sounds like it's time for a new one @enzkie044 Here's some thoughts. First do a disk cleanup to remove temporary files off your hard drive. If they are not there, they will not matter in a defrag. Then run defrag in regular mode. Not much advantage to running in Safe Mode for this. If other programs hinder, suspend them for the moment.
@ColdSlushee It's Called a Blue Screen Of Death, or BSoD. This happens when the processor become "overwhelmed". to fix this error, close all open programs. The open, and defrag your disk drive. Also, check to see you have 1.00GB RAM or higher, as this may cause the problem.
In Windows Vista and Windows 7 @airrifleguy you can type "Defrag" in the search box to find program to click on to start. I am not sure about the Windows XP run command.
Reds are the computers way of letting you know what is happening. As you use your computer, files get split up; making things slower. When you defrag, you join broken-split files and things work faster so to speak. Some reds remain, but over time and more defrags, things get better.
hi, i've got a problem. when i tried doing this last night i only had 3% space so i did the disk clean up and so i tried doing this again just now but i've only 14% space when it needs 15% to run... what should i do? should i run another disk clean up?
It won't hurt to run disk cleanup again @ruizuJEaddict You might look at removing something on the hard drive that you are not using; for example, an old program or files you have not used in a while. Put old files on a DVD for example to get more space to defrag. ~Jeff
Here's a trick @anubes1 that might free up some space. First do a Disk CLeanup. This should remove excess temporary files. Then do a Disk Defrag. See if that will help you. Do them in the order I suggest.
Disk Defrag is a "free" program on your computer. You access it by clicking on the Start button. Then you go to Accessories, then System Tools and then finally to Disk Defrag. You can do this :-)
@celv1 Also if you see an error number, copy and paste it into Google or write it down and place it in Google. You may find your answer there as well.
I try to get back to your comments as quick as I can. Sometimes I don't get back as fast as I would like to. With this said, I appreciate the help of others who step in as well. Thanks everyone.
Currently on 3% :P should help with my computer, craplaod of red, from normal and game files.Damn steam auto-installed cod multiplayer, when i dont even play fps games!Bt thanks, cant wait to run Napoleon: Total war more smoothely!
Make sure you clean out temp files before defrag @Varyalover No sense in ordering garbage with the good stuff. This will make lots more room. Use Disk Cleanup or CCleaner to remove temp files.
@archiemutoc Sometimes, all reds do not go. Sometimes red can remain. I would not worry about this. The big thing to remember is, that overall, your computer is better for defragging.
Sometimes some red remains @archiemutoc Overall, there should be a big change in the amount of red lines. Not worry about a small mount of red. Try again in a week's time and see what happens. Sometimes I have a few red left. As long as most are gone, I know that the defrag has done it's job.
Thanks for the compliment @neoMushroom You do get good after a while of this. I guess my skill is showing people how to do things. I make the complicated, simple :-)
I tried degragmenting while watching this video..It took about 1/2 an hour, but its worthwhile. My comp is way faster than before. Thanks for sharing!!
Hi Stefan @Stefan777x Let me know some more information. Are you using WIndows XP for your computer Operating System? If so, click Start, All Programs, Accessories, System Tools and you should see Disk Defragmenter. Please let me know if this answers question. Jeff
@alphacomputerca How big is your real hard drive (Just interested) I see your xp comp is a virtual pc. and 60 gb in size so it must be a decent size...
mine won't defrag. !! it just says that it couldn't :( Do you know why ? ( it's an Xp. NTFs , or something like that) Laptop is toshiba sattelite. Thnx
Hi Jash @neojash Defragmentation will not hurt your hard drive. It will put broken file pieces together for quicker loads of files and programs. Go to my alphacomputer.ca website Computer_Maintenance page for more details.
@lolfag01 I love it when good things happen to a computer that needs to be whipped into shape. It's great helping people get up and running again with a faster machine. Thanks.
Look for my video on run chkdsk @Bestever2Pac You should be able to find it with the rest of my videos. It will show you what to do to proceed ahead. Let me know how you make out :-)
I had maaaany red files parts, most of them are gone now, but i didnt see any difference in speed performance, and i noticed that there are a bunch of files, SQM files lieing around on my local disk (C) i dont even know what they do, were they created along with the defragmentation? as well as another fie with random letters as its name :(
SQM - Windows Live Messenger Log File (Microsoft Corporation) @Gennady100 They were not created by defrag. Did you do a disk cleanup before doing a defrag. Temp files build up that just sit on hard drive. Removing them using "Disk Cleanup" will make more room on hard drive.
@Gennady100 Click Start>>All Programs>>Accessories>>System Tools>>Disk Cleanup. When you are given options for files to clean out, you will see that most are temporary files and safe to remove. I also like CCleaner for removing temp files.
I'm definetely going to do this, but i would lik to ask a question. Will this literally move my things around? for example might i find something that was on my desktop, later in my documents, or in program files?
Defragging will not change any file or folder locations in your file and folder system at all @Gennady100 It will join broken pieces together for faster loading, which is good.
Microsoft put it in the OS package and they tell you to do it on a regular basis @XMs4LifeX The only thing I tell people is to do a defrag all by itself. I don't run other programs when I defrag.
Disk defrag helps join broken file fragments together. @blakethall It does not create folders or new files. This will make the defragmented file load faster, giving a faster running machine appearance.
@SacredSocietyAP What do u suggest then?
ogfuentes909 1 month ago
Defragging your computer to speed it up is a waste of time. Defragging will only speed it up by maybe 1%. ~ David Malan, Harvard University computer science professor
SacredSocietyAP 1 month ago
Will this move any of my documents so that i might not be able to find them?
JordanAndGregShow 1 month ago
@JordanAndGregShow No, it will not. They will be safe.
alphacomputerca 1 month ago
thanks for the reminder!
jondough7777777 2 months ago
@jondough7777777 Time to do mine as well :-)
alphacomputerca 1 month ago
I had only 1 percent space left on my computer one tiny white line. I had to delete stuff jut so the defrager could run
KlayyJayy 2 months ago
@KlayyJayy It's a good idea to use Disk Cleanup before Defrag. This will remove temp files off hard drive & create room as well.
alphacomputerca 2 months ago
@KlayyJayy Use Disk Cleanup as well to remove temp files. That will make more room as well :-)
alphacomputerca 1 month ago
yikes i had an ocean of red. cheers dude : )
pcjwss 3 months ago
@pcjwss How did you make out?
alphacomputerca 2 months ago
aaaahhhhh the good old fragmentation
Splash2NL 4 months ago
pretty fresh man thats wassup with the video yea ok coo cool yea
mmawrestlereg 5 months ago 2
@mmawrestlereg Thanks :-)
alphacomputerca 5 months ago
@alphacomputerca yw brah
mmawrestlereg 5 months ago
We have gone over the 100,000 mark. Thank you for all the views everyone. ^Jeff
alphacomputerca 5 months ago
does this move/delete my files?
if no then what exactly this does?
(noob here!)
TheGprs69 6 months ago
@TheGprs69 It organizes the broken files back together so they can load faster. It does not delete files. Files can have broken pieces all over the hard drive. Defragmenting joins them together on the hard drive so files load quicker.
alphacomputerca 5 months ago
@alphacomputerca does it "move" your files? like from F:/ to C:/ ?
TheGprs69 5 months ago
@TheGprs69 No. Files stay on the same hard drive they are defragmented on. Just puts the broken file pieces back together again. Added info to files gets placed at next available spot on hard drive. They become split. Defrag reorganizes files on hard drive.
alphacomputerca 5 months ago
@alphacomputerca thanks :)
TheGprs69 5 months ago
Does this work on SSD harddrives ?
Aciddaggerr 6 months ago
@Aciddaggerr Do I need to defragment my Intel® Mainstream Solid-State Drives (using Windows* Disk Defragmenter* or similar program)?
No. SSD devices, unlike traditional HDDs, see no performance benefit from traditional HDD defragmentation tools. Using these tools simply adds unnecessary wear to the SSD. It is recommended that you disable any automatic or scheduled defragmentation utilities for your Intel SSD. From: website .intel.com/support/ssdc/hpssd/sb/CS-029623.htm#5
alphacomputerca 6 months ago
Helpful.. thank you!
Isse016 6 months ago
Lol, my computer is half red :P
PhattestPenguin1 6 months ago
thanks really helped me dawg
Chaz4155 6 months ago
thanks for the help :)
deckeroncrack 7 months ago
@deckeroncrack You are welcome :-)
alphacomputerca 7 months ago 2
lol my computer was like all red
ErrectifiedPeePee 7 months ago
@ErrectifiedPeePee mine to ...i did it once and it said it was done ....then it was still red soo i defraged it again ...lol still little bit of red ...this could take all day to get the blue organized files
gasdorf 7 months ago
Thx.
griff5n 7 months ago
hey everytime i try this, in the middle of it, its says " could not find macroflash ", or something like that, then it just stops, what the hell do i do ?
THEAuburnFTW 7 months ago
@THEAuburnFTW Google the error message to see best answers
alphacomputerca 7 months ago
What does this Defrag program really improve on PC??
hadi257 7 months ago
@hadi257 It joins files that have been split apart, making files load faster and better PC performance
alphacomputerca 7 months ago
I love your video.. I am a computer NON-guru.. you made it so easy for me to understand your process... thank you soo much!
nauticalPrincess123 7 months ago
@nauticalPrincess123 Thanks. Glad I could help. Make sure you let others know if you think it will help them. ~Jeff
alphacomputerca 7 months ago
so i wont lose any important files this way its not like a reformat at all? i wont lose anything vital will i ? and if so how can i prevent that i want to defrag my d drive but i currently have an broken external hard drive so it wont let me back it up obviously would it be ok to defrag with out moving those files from the drive i want to defrag?
1ROSETV 7 months ago
@1ROSETV Defragging does not cause you to lose files. It reorganizes them on the hard drive. But as a thought, you should be backing your files on the computer some where safe. Either on an external hard drive or online backup. I have benefited from backing up before. Getting your files backed up some where needs to be a priority for you. Wishing you well ~Jeff
alphacomputerca 7 months ago
Thankyou.
spike6819 7 months ago
@spike6819 My pleasure. I am amazed at how many this video has helped. Glad I did it. Thanks ~Jeff
alphacomputerca 7 months ago
What are possible side-effects of this?
eggsaladinthetub 7 months ago
@eggsaladinthetub None that I know of. Microsoft encourages this as a regular part of your computer maintenance program
alphacomputerca 7 months ago
Thanks. Might sub lol
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TheFuckbieber 8 months ago
A great big thank you to all my viewers and to those who have commented. I never imagined that this video would help so many. Thanks ~Jeff
alphacomputerca 8 months ago
Very helpful, thank you.
0987654321libra 8 months ago
@0987654321libra Thanks for the kind words.
alphacomputerca 8 months ago
omg help me my whole bar is blue
help! help! help!
please
ritzrtk 9 months ago
@ritzrtk Just do a defrag and see what happens. Blue is not bad. It's bad when there is lots of red. It just means files are broken or fragmented. How does your computer run?
alphacomputerca 8 months ago
@alphacomputerca it goes pretty good now actually and thanks for helping.
ritzrtk 8 months ago
@alphacomputerca it goes good as well as it changes its themes from time to time any idea why that happens?
ritzrtk 8 months ago
what happens if i was using firefox while defragging?
After0Death 9 months ago
@After0Death I always recommend doing Defrag all by itself. Remember that files and folders are being moved around at this time. I usually do a defrag when I step away from computer; like over night for example.
alphacomputerca 9 months ago
my whole bar was almost red :O
aTastyCoookie 9 months ago
@aTastyCoookie same here :O
TheNathanNS 8 months ago
thnxs 4 the post ~ but ~ come on ppl ~ xp's file/windows access & arrangement ~ hardware support ~ suxs in comparison w/ the newer incarnations ~ unless 1 enjoys using the oldest of products for miser's sake ~ performance & stablitiy ? ~ haven't noticed any difference & may the bettr OS ~ I say ~
TJae1 9 months ago
@TJae1 I agree. I am loving Windows 7 right now. I find it hard to switch back to using XP. Yet many are still staying there and they need as much help as I can give them when I have the time. It's funny, the video views keep on going up. I still don't understand that. But if it helps people, I am all for it. Thanks for commenting. ~Jeff
alphacomputerca 9 months ago
@alphacomputerca ~ yeah ~ that's what I told some1 about my comments ~ about "christo-fakes & cults" ~ wish they felt they same ~ helping ppl
TJae1 9 months ago
thank you :)
DYLAN1HITMAN 10 months ago
i had like 5inces long or more of red it was horrible is BLUE ok cuzmy whole ing is full of BLUE ??????
pootn 10 months ago
@pootn Blue is good. If you defrag once a month or so, you will keep with the blue ~Jeff
alphacomputerca 9 months ago
yes this is good :D
bobi447 10 months ago
@bobi447 Thank you ~Jeff
alphacomputerca 9 months ago
my red bar is an inch thick, solid! thanks on the info, it helped. didn have any problems with the defreag on XP.
LYinKansas 10 months ago
@LYinKansas Good to hear ~Jeff
alphacomputerca 9 months ago
I'd recommend using PerfectDisk. It's much better than any built-in Windows defrag people!
4543563 10 months ago
@4543563 Many are. But most people will not spend to get them. They are where they are at. Thanks for the recommend. Some will see and check it out. ~Jeff
alphacomputerca 9 months ago
@4543563 Yea perfect disc rocks and can defrag at boot time as well.
Mentorcase 8 months ago
Hell yeah. It's even easier to get it through Torrent... =).
4543563 8 months ago
safe mode? is it ok!? cuz my computer is too laggy! and i got a bunch of red!:(
enzkie044 11 months ago
Sounds like it's time for a new one @enzkie044 Here's some thoughts. First do a disk cleanup to remove temporary files off your hard drive. If they are not there, they will not matter in a defrag. Then run defrag in regular mode. Not much advantage to running in Safe Mode for this. If other programs hinder, suspend them for the moment.
alphacomputerca 10 months ago
Thanks everyone for helping each other out. It is helping a lot of people. ~Jeff
alphacomputerca 11 months ago
damn whenever i try doing it my comp screen just turns all blue
ColdSlushee 11 months ago
@ColdSlushee It's Called a Blue Screen Of Death, or BSoD. This happens when the processor become "overwhelmed". to fix this error, close all open programs. The open, and defrag your disk drive. Also, check to see you have 1.00GB RAM or higher, as this may cause the problem.
Hope this helps!
Badlyfar 11 months ago
@Badlyfar Helped thanks and my cousin calls it blue screen of death lol thank you
ColdSlushee 11 months ago
LOL i got all red and a bunch of green lmao
ColdSlushee 11 months ago
try to format your hard drive time to time it will boost your pc :P
vygag 11 months ago
if i defrag will it delete any files? and will it boost any games?
xVLADx45 11 months ago
It will organize files and folders only @xVLADx45 Should give impression of faster computer
alphacomputerca 11 months ago
@alphacomputerca Can't you just click on start, click on run, then type in DEFRAG C:?
airrifleguy 11 months ago
In Windows Vista and Windows 7 @airrifleguy you can type "Defrag" in the search box to find program to click on to start. I am not sure about the Windows XP run command.
alphacomputerca 11 months ago
lol i did it and all my defragment files was red ;)
4Scripters 11 months ago
were not stupid
coolzoid 1 year ago
Do you need to reboot your PC
TheCoolgamer999 1 year ago
It is always best @TheCoolgamer999 to reboot your computer after a disk defrag. Best practice ~Jeff
alphacomputerca 1 year ago
@TheCoolgamer999 Good idea to reboot to start fresh. It's not mandatory that you do so, but a good idea
alphacomputerca 1 year ago
Thanks man, you just gave me 15 GB of space back! This computer is kind of old, and now it runs like new!
DrDanjot11 1 year ago
Reds are the computers way of letting you know what is happening. As you use your computer, files get split up; making things slower. When you defrag, you join broken-split files and things work faster so to speak. Some reds remain, but over time and more defrags, things get better.
alphacomputerca 1 year ago
How do you get reds in the first place? I have alot of red compared to blue and green, and i've only used 12%.
BTW very little red was removed in the estimate, and some reds seem to have been added?
xSkopezzzz 1 year ago
hi, i've got a problem. when i tried doing this last night i only had 3% space so i did the disk clean up and so i tried doing this again just now but i've only 14% space when it needs 15% to run... what should i do? should i run another disk clean up?
ruizuJEaddict 1 year ago
It won't hurt to run disk cleanup again @ruizuJEaddict You might look at removing something on the hard drive that you are not using; for example, an old program or files you have not used in a while. Put old files on a DVD for example to get more space to defrag. ~Jeff
alphacomputerca 1 year ago
hi um i got a problem i only got 11% of free space n its asking me for 15% wut can i do to do des i have all kinds of red like alot
anubes1 1 year ago
Here's a trick @anubes1 that might free up some space. First do a Disk CLeanup. This should remove excess temporary files. Then do a Disk Defrag. See if that will help you. Do them in the order I suggest.
alphacomputerca 1 year ago
thank you :)))
dimikroger1995 1 year ago
Disk Defrag is a "free" program on your computer. You access it by clicking on the Start button. Then you go to Accessories, then System Tools and then finally to Disk Defrag. You can do this :-)
alphacomputerca 1 year ago
everytime i try this it goes onto something called HDD rescue n i have to pay like £30 for it but i cant (im only 12 lol) what do i do?
celv1 1 year ago
My computer says critical error and I did what this vid told me to do and its been about 45 min and nothing yet :(
stickmedia1 1 year ago
@stickmedia1 my comp keeps on sayin critical error and its really pissing me
celv1 1 year ago
@celv1 Also if you see an error number, copy and paste it into Google or write it down and place it in Google. You may find your answer there as well.
alphacomputerca 1 year ago
@stickmedia1 Try to restart computer and see what it says. You may end up having to have a computer tech look at it to advise you.
alphacomputerca 1 year ago
is a capacity of 32.27 gb and free space of 21.43 good? 57%?
SHinfan 1 year ago
@SHinfan Yes % is good
alphacomputerca 1 year ago
is 44% of free space good?
gmp9626 1 year ago
@gmp9626 44% is good also
alphacomputerca 1 year ago
I try to get back to your comments as quick as I can. Sometimes I don't get back as fast as I would like to. With this said, I appreciate the help of others who step in as well. Thanks everyone.
alphacomputerca 1 year ago
thanks :)
emmerised 1 year ago
You are welcome @emmerised Lots of people enjoying this video :-) Jeff
alphacomputerca 1 year ago
my capacity is 190gb
free space 152 gb.
free space % 80
is that good?
noobysad 1 year ago
80% free space is good @noobysad Lots of room to work
alphacomputerca 1 year ago
Doing it now. Wouldn't need to do this if I had a mac. :/ Great, simple video by the way.
xboxrulez12 1 year ago
Thank you very much for this video it really help me defrag my pc thanks a lot have a great life :D
MrDarekx12 1 year ago
Make sure @MrDarekx12 that you defrag once a month to keep things running smooth. Don't forget Disk Cleanup as well.
alphacomputerca 1 year ago
Currently on 3% :P should help with my computer, craplaod of red, from normal and game files.Damn steam auto-installed cod multiplayer, when i dont even play fps games!Bt thanks, cant wait to run Napoleon: Total war more smoothely!
Varyalover 1 year ago
Make sure you clean out temp files before defrag @Varyalover No sense in ordering garbage with the good stuff. This will make lots more room. Use Disk Cleanup or CCleaner to remove temp files.
alphacomputerca 1 year ago
plzzzz... answer to me fast..... why i dont have any a accesories????
f4nt0ma 1 year ago
@f4nt0ma You may have deleted them by mistake? You can start programs using the "Run" command to get to what you need as well.
alphacomputerca 1 year ago
hey! how can i remove all reds ??? after i defrag my drive C, not all reds are gone.. how can i remove all redss ??? plsss............
archiemutoc 1 year ago
@archiemutoc Sometimes, all reds do not go. Sometimes red can remain. I would not worry about this. The big thing to remember is, that overall, your computer is better for defragging.
alphacomputerca 1 year ago
hey! how can i remove all reds ?? after i defrag my drive C, not all reds are gone .. how can i remove it all ??
archiemutoc 1 year ago
Sometimes some red remains @archiemutoc Overall, there should be a big change in the amount of red lines. Not worry about a small mount of red. Try again in a week's time and see what happens. Sometimes I have a few red left. As long as most are gone, I know that the defrag has done it's job.
alphacomputerca 1 year ago
alphacomputerca you are quite good at this
neoMushroom 1 year ago
Thanks for the compliment @neoMushroom You do get good after a while of this. I guess my skill is showing people how to do things. I make the complicated, simple :-)
alphacomputerca 1 year ago
I tried degragmenting while watching this video..It took about 1/2 an hour, but its worthwhile. My comp is way faster than before. Thanks for sharing!!
deshaditi 1 year ago
You are welcome @deshaditi You should run the defrag on your computer all by itself. Glad you had great results.
alphacomputerca 1 year ago
thanks
TK4240 1 year ago
@TK4240 You are most welcome.
alphacomputerca 1 year ago
LOL! my computer looked like a christmas tree
noah123260 1 year ago
@noah123260 Time to get the red out and everything in it's right place :-)
alphacomputerca 1 year ago
@noah123260 I trust you went back to more blue, green and white :-) The red is all gone.
alphacomputerca 1 year ago
I have a ton of blue medium amount of green and red and a small amount of white
Rickycooke1gmail 1 year ago
@Rickycooke1gmail Looks like you are getting full
alphacomputerca 1 year ago
i have lots of red :(
dotakingist 1 year ago
@dotakingist Time to get at it :-) It really will make a difference if you have not done it yet.
alphacomputerca 1 year ago
wow i subbed dude :D nice
misterunescapeowner 1 year ago
Thanks!:DDD
TheArtistNinja 1 year ago
thank you
cocos390 1 year ago
mines not there
Stefan777x 1 year ago
Hi Stefan @Stefan777x Let me know some more information. Are you using WIndows XP for your computer Operating System? If so, click Start, All Programs, Accessories, System Tools and you should see Disk Defragmenter. Please let me know if this answers question. Jeff
alphacomputerca 1 year ago
@alphacomputerca How big is your real hard drive (Just interested) I see your xp comp is a virtual pc. and 60 gb in size so it must be a decent size...
TOMMY95215 1 year ago
@Stefan777x Which version of Windows are you using?
alphacomputerca 1 year ago
subscribe excessvidz
DarkerKamz 1 year ago
lol my line with the blue red and green looks like it got shot 40 tiimes lmao
shinyfuzzy 1 year ago
@shinyfuzzy Once you do a defrag, you will enjoy the smoother and quicker access to files and such :-)
alphacomputerca 1 year ago
thanks very much :)
icefrost74 1 year ago
@icefrost74 You are very welcome :-)
alphacomputerca 1 year ago
mine won't defrag. !! it just says that it couldn't :( Do you know why ? ( it's an Xp. NTFs , or something like that) Laptop is toshiba sattelite. Thnx
cooldesertknight 1 year ago
Check out my video on Chkdsk @cooldesertknight This might be of help.
alphacomputerca 1 year ago
Hi! I'm Jash! I always like to have a perfect knowledge before i do something new!
Can you plz tell me what is defrag? OR What is defragment? Why do we defrag our hard disk? What does it do to my hard disk?
neojash 1 year ago
Hi Jash @neojash Defragmentation will not hurt your hard drive. It will put broken file pieces together for quicker loads of files and programs. Go to my alphacomputer.ca website Computer_Maintenance page for more details.
alphacomputerca 1 year ago
I was using Virtual PC with Windows Vista @xsunwukongx Now I can do this with WIndows 7 Professional
alphacomputerca 1 year ago
i fucking love you <3
lolfag01 1 year ago
@lolfag01 I love it when good things happen to a computer that needs to be whipped into shape. It's great helping people get up and running again with a faster machine. Thanks.
alphacomputerca 1 year ago
hey ive tried to defrag in that same place in the vid but it says
run chkdsk or sumthin like that plz help me out kus i need to defrag my comp
Bestever2Pac 1 year ago
Look for my video on run chkdsk @Bestever2Pac You should be able to find it with the rest of my videos. It will show you what to do to proceed ahead. Let me know how you make out :-)
alphacomputerca 1 year ago
I had maaaany red files parts, most of them are gone now, but i didnt see any difference in speed performance, and i noticed that there are a bunch of files, SQM files lieing around on my local disk (C) i dont even know what they do, were they created along with the defragmentation? as well as another fie with random letters as its name :(
Gennady100 1 year ago
SQM - Windows Live Messenger Log File (Microsoft Corporation) @Gennady100 They were not created by defrag. Did you do a disk cleanup before doing a defrag. Temp files build up that just sit on hard drive. Removing them using "Disk Cleanup" will make more room on hard drive.
alphacomputerca 1 year ago
@alphacomputerca how do i do disk cleanup? and will it remove things that i might want?
Gennady100 1 year ago
@Gennady100 Click Start>>All Programs>>Accessories>>System Tools>>Disk Cleanup. When you are given options for files to clean out, you will see that most are temporary files and safe to remove. I also like CCleaner for removing temp files.
alphacomputerca 1 year ago
@alphacomputerca Ok thanks so much :)
Gennady100 1 year ago
I'm definetely going to do this, but i would lik to ask a question. Will this literally move my things around? for example might i find something that was on my desktop, later in my documents, or in program files?
Gennady100 1 year ago
Defragging will not change any file or folder locations in your file and folder system at all @Gennady100 It will join broken pieces together for faster loading, which is good.
alphacomputerca 1 year ago
@alphacomputerca Ok then, thanks! I'm going to do it now :D
Gennady100 1 year ago
The defragmentation menu in XP is alot better than the one you get in Vista.
Polyunki 1 year ago
The defrag menu for WIndows 7@Polyunki is not that much better either. Works great though.
alphacomputerca 1 year ago
@alphacomputerca It's a shame they've taken out all the detailed onscreen information, it wasn't like it was hard to understand.
Polyunki 1 year ago
I liked it too @Polyunki Maybe in the next Operating System :-) It's funny, people really liked the XP defrag. Microsoft should have left it.
alphacomputerca 1 year ago
omg ur computer has so little stuff
DarkerKamz 1 year ago
I always try to have lots of room on my hard drive @DarkerKamz to keep it running fast. I change computers quite often to keep up with changing tech.
alphacomputerca 1 year ago
is there any risks of doing this?
XMs4LifeX 1 year ago
Microsoft put it in the OS package and they tell you to do it on a regular basis @XMs4LifeX The only thing I tell people is to do a defrag all by itself. I don't run other programs when I defrag.
alphacomputerca 1 year ago
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lyn800 1 year ago
I have had to stop it before @lyn800 Just make sure you do a complete one when you can.
alphacomputerca 1 year ago
what does disk defrag do to your computer details plz:)
blakethall 1 year ago
Disk defrag helps join broken file fragments together. @blakethall It does not create folders or new files. This will make the defragmented file load faster, giving a faster running machine appearance.
alphacomputerca 1 year ago
@alphacomputerca Thnx for your help i defragd and made my computer faster :D
blakethall 1 year ago
what happends when I defrag?
arre504 1 year ago
@arre504 Think of it as putting broken files pieces together so that they can be accessed by your computer faster.
alphacomputerca 1 year ago
Please help.. I Can't defrag my disk. When i press "defragment" it says this:
Disck Defragmenter has detected that Chkdsk is scheduled to run on the voulme:(D:) Please run Chkdsk /f. Help me pls:(
kegartel 1 year ago
@kegartel I created a video just for that situation. Check the list of my videos and look for the one talking about Chkdsk. It will help you.