For the “non technical” PC user, terms like “defragging” make no sense.  But defragging is a good thing to do, especially if your programs are taking a long time to load or your computer is sluggish.

Basically, your computer stores information in the first available slot, meaning that if you install a program for example, pieces of that program are scattered all over hard drive.  “Defragging” will move it all back into one piece.

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