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de·frag·ment  (d-frgmnt)
tr.v. de·frag·ment·ed, de·frag·ment·ing, de·frag·ments
To reorganize (a computer file) to eliminate fragmentation.
de·fragmen·tation (-mn-tshn, -mn-) n.
de·fragment·er n.
defragment  (d-frgmnt)
To reorganize the way information is stored on a computer disk so that all of the information belonging to a file is stored in a single, contiguous area the disk.
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95 software defragments my hard drive and RAM (eliminating blank spaces and compressing data on the disk so the drive works faster), cleans my Registry, accelerates my Internet connections, guards against intruders and even comes bundled with an extraordinary antivirus program, Kaspersky Anti-Virus Personal.
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A properly designed online defragmenter defragments RAID arrays without defeating the striping effect.
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Defrag Manager is a Windows enterprise defragmentation solution that remotely defragments the drives of all computers throughout the network, without requiring any manual client installations.
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