Defragmented


  1. Yuniel
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    Defragmented


    Hi basically when 1 hard disk currently defragmenting manual , show consolidate and defragmented , now i see my hard disk relocated , what is that ? problem of my hard disk ?
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  3. Maxxwire
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    Yuniel said:
    Hi basically when 1 hard disk currently defragmenting manual , show consolidate and defragmented , now i see my hard disk relocated , what is that ? problem of my hard disk ?
    What defragmentation software are you using when you get these results?

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