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Turn off Automatic Disk Defragmentation.

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Posted: 16 Nov, 2007
by: J R.
Updated: 16 Nov, 2007
by: J R.

Windows Vista and its always-on defragment feature isn’t really that necessary and can cause system slow down. Just remember to run a defrag manually every week or so.

To disable this:

  • Click Start then Computer
  • Right Click the C: Drive
  • Click on Properties
  • Select the Tools Tab
  • Click on Defragment Now
  • Uncheck Run on a schedule
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