Slow running Win7 slow down? Disk shard cleaning helps you busy

Although the win7 system is very perfect, and its compatibility, operability and so on are definitely superior to XP, but I don't know if you have found that you want to work more smoothly under the win7 system, and the system runs for a long time. The fast-running Win7 is also like annoying, and the speed is slowly slowing down. The reason is that it is likely that the debris in the computer slows down the hard disk.

The Windows operating system has the function of disk defragmentation. It is only people's impression that the disk defragmentation process of the previous Windows operating system is very long, but Win7 is different, and the previous various Compared with the version of the operating system, there is a big improvement. This is mainly due to the addition of new parameter commands to the defragmentation command line in Win7. Let's take a look at how to use the defragmentation function to speed up your Win7 offloading!

First, find the Disk Defragmenter from the Start menu. You can select “start”——“all programs”——“attachments”——“system tools”——“disk defragmenter”, also You can find it directly in the search bar.
Disk Defragmentation

Then, under “current status”, select the disk to be defragmented. Here, if you are not sure if there is fragmentation on your disk, you can first choose to analyze the disk. Of course, if you are sure that there must be fragmentation on a disk, you can also choose “defragmentation”.

After analyzing the disk, you can choose to defragment the disk based on the analysis results. As long as the percentage of disk fragmentation in the last run time & rdquo; exceeds 10%, the disk should be defragmented. Just click on "Disk Defragment" to speed up your Win7 offload.

In addition, you can also set the "Configure Plan" to automatically automate the "Disk Debris Cleanup" every week to ensure the acceleration of Win7.

Through the above explanation, I don't know if you have a clearer understanding of Win7's disk defragmentation function.