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Defrag Your Hard Drive
Course: CS 1300, Fall 2009School: Trinity U
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to How Defragment Your Hard Drive _______________________________________________ Frequently Asked Questions (nice explanation) Go the the Start Menu Choose and All Programs: From the list of all programs, choose Accessories: At the Drop down list, choose System Tools and then Disk Defragmenter:
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