Defragmenting Your Hard Drive


Even after you empty the Recycle Bin and permanently delete files, remnants of those files remain in empty sectors on your hard drive. With readily available forensic software, these files are easily recoverable. The simplest way to obliterate deleted file remnants from unused sectors is to defragment your hard drive regularly. Defragging is also a great way to boost system performance! The Windows Disk Defragment option is located on the Tools tab of the Properties page for each drive in My Computer.

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Figure 12.19: The Defragment Now button on the Disk Properties Tools tab



Invasion of Privacy. Big Brother and the Company Hackers
Invasion of Privacy! Big Brother and the Company Hackers
ISBN: 1592000436
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2004
Pages: 135
Authors: Michael Weber

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