Is Defrag Cure for “Computer Disease”?
(Market Wire Via Thomson Dialog NewsEdge) GLENDALE, CA, December 13 / MARKET WIRE/ — We are all well aware of the destructive nature of computer viruses. They’re mean, and they’re nasty, and they’re designed to destroy computers and networks. Spyware and adware are also notorious for the interference they can cause, and are now considered by some experts to be worse than viruses. However, if you own a Windows-based machine, there is a hidden problem lurking within which will ultimately lead to the crippling and demise of your system. That hidden problem is called fragmentation, and the only solution to handling the many ills that it presents is to defrag your system on a regular basis. Fragmentation is the scattering of information across the hard drive in unconnected bits and pieces. This happens because as information is written to the disk, not all files can be neatly put together in one piece as they should be. If the file is too big to be put all in one place, the operating syste
(Market Wire Via Thomson Dialog NewsEdge) GLENDALE, CA, December 13 / MARKET WIRE/ — We are all well aware of the destructive nature of computer viruses. They’re mean, and they’re nasty, and they’re designed to destroy computers and networks. Spyware and adware are also notorious for the interference they can cause, and are now considered by some experts to be worse than viruses. However, if you own a Windows-based machine, there is a hidden problem lurking within which will ultimately lead to the crippling and demise of your system. That hidden problem is called fragmentation, and the only solution to handling the many ills that it presents is to defrag your system on a regular basis. Fragmentation is the scattering of information across the hard drive in unconnected bits and pieces. This happens because as information is written to the disk, not all files can be neatly put together in one piece as they should be. If the file is too big to be put all in one place, the operating syste
