Included with all of the slowdown factors, is a machine’s hard drive becoming fragmented.  Bits and pieces of individual files get seperated from each other on a hard drive platter or platters.  Piecing them back together improves performance, and can prevent many future problems from occurring.  The problem is that the built in Windows defrag tends to be slow and very ‘unvisual’.  You really have no idea how far along your defrag is coming.  That’s where Defraggler is a great alternative.  It’s very visual, very small, but most of all very simple.

Go here to download it, you won’t be disappointed.

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