Every time you use your computer, even when it's brand
new, the files on your PC or laptop will continuously
become fragmented. This means that these files are
split into millions of pieces, and this occurs even
more so when you go to add, modify and delete them. So
when you go to access a file - even just to read it -
it will take much longer than necessary because
Windows has to first find each piece of the file
before you can even see it. This makes using your
computer, and doing everything you want, much slower
than it should be. Fragmentation also leads to much
slower boot times and will make applications run slow
or even potentially cause them to "lock-up" or freeze.

Defragging your computer puts the pieces of your files
back together into a single piece - the way they
should be. A defragmented computer will boot quicker,
files will be accessed faster, and your applications
will not hang. A good disk defragger will not only
defragment, but will also consolidate the free space
on your drives into one large piece so when you create

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