Where is the Disk Defragmenter menu item located on your computer?
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start,all programs,accesories,system tools,disc defrag.
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Defragging,\nOne should do a  disk cleanup everyday and defrag two or three times a week if the computer is used moderately. Try this. \nYou may need to do a Disk Cleanup..and be sure you have all the boxes checked.... \nDefrafg your C drive or what ever is your \nmain harddrive... Make sure you have selected the C Drive.... This is called a Disk Defragmenter... \nGo to : Start... \nprograms.. \naccessories... \nsystem tools..\nDo this often... \nRemove all that is Not necessary from the start up.  Go to... \nStart \nRun\nType in .. msconfig\nin the general tab.. choose selective start\nthen choose the start up tab\nand remove all that you dont need.  \nE
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in windows environment\n\ncontrol panel->Administrative Tools->Computer Management->Disk Management\n\nat command prompt\nrun "diskpart" command
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defragment your hard drive \nremove unwanted or unnecessary files
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To defrag your computer follow these steps.\n1.start\n2.programmes\n3.accessories\n4.system tools\n5.disk defragmenter\n\nor you can do the following\n1.go to my computer\n2.right click any selected partition of you hard drive\n3.go to properties\n4.and click on the tools tab\n5.you will find the defragmenter there.\n\nhope this will help you. good luck!!
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To get most out of defrag, \n\n1.- empty your waste basket\n2.- delete internet temporary files\n3.- delete restore points\n4.- run a registry clean\n\nmaybe try a 3rd party defrag software ... you can try it for free for 30 days =)\n\nthis will make space to move files for a faster defrag\n\nDefrag the HD
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Go to start menu\nAll programs\nAccessories\nSystem Tools\nDisk Defragment\n..............than defrag your drives first of all\nThan click on start\nrun\nwrite chkdsk and run it\n...........hopefully you will be fine after these 2 hours job !! Goodluck
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http://www.robertenfemke.nl/~diskclean\n\n\nhttp://buttuglysoftware.com
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it would be in the recycle bin of the system on which the disk is physically located. instead of going through the ntwk drive, log in to that system and check the recycle bin. \nBest Of Luck.
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I had this same exact problem last week!\n\nOKAY... Here is what you do:\n\n1- go to START at the bottom left of the screen.\n2- go up to PROGRAMS\n3- go up to ACCESSORIES\n4- go to SYSTEM TOOLS\n5- go to DISK DEFRAGMENTER\n6- make sure (c:) is highlighted (in beige)\n7- click on the DEFRAGMENT button at the bottom of the screen\n8- let the computer finsih the entire process by itself \n9- restart your computer and magically you can reply again!\nGOOD LUCK :-)
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Go to the Control Panel option on your start menu and choose performance and maintenance.  There should be an option for freeing up space on your hard drive.  It is call defragmenting, and does not remove programs or file.  It only rearranges them to make them more organized and take up less space.
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If you really want to find it, it should be in your backup files, unless if they cleaned or overwrote it, or defraged the computer, then it would be gone, or if it was recently downloaded, you can check through your internet browser through the tools menu, but usually it gets deleted fairly fast
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defragment the disk then reinstall the parts to the disk that you wan to add this way the space on the disk is maximised as the defragment means compact the space & created more from what exists so like  700mb disk space used 500mb after defrag 200mb of 700mb
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Download, install and run CCleaner, http://www.ccleaner.com/ (run both the Cleaner and Issues cleaner and scanners).\n\nDefrag your hard drive by going to Start > All Programs > Accessories > System Tools > Disk Defragmenter and run it.\n\nInstall a utility called TuneXP, http://www.driverheaven.net/dforce/default.php once you have that installed you will be able to do all sorts of optimizations to your system, including faster shutdown, start up and better memory allocation tweaks, read the documentation provided in the program on what exactly you can do to your system.\n\nYou should also consider checking for viruses and spyware by getting the following:\n\nMS AntiSpyware Beta, http://www.microsoft.com/athome/security/spyware/software/default.mspx\nAdaware SE Personal, http://www.lavasoft.com/\nSpybot S&D, http://www.safer-networking.org/\nSpywareBlaster, http://www.javacoolsoftware.com/\n\nAnd AVG Free Anti-Virus, http://free.grisoft.com/\n\nIf you are an intermediate to advanced user you can follow instructions to get your PC booting and running faster than it ever did part I is here, http://www.connectedinternet.co.uk/blog/_archives/2005/12/5/1434755.html and part II is here, http://www.connectedinternet.co.uk/blog/_archives/2006/1/12/1658713.html\n\nBut here is a tutorial that a novice user could follow, http://www.connectedinternet.co.uk/blog/_archives/2005/12/3/1433325.html\n\nBy the way, all the programs I have linked to are provided free of charge.
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Do a regular disk defragment (this is like doing filing within your comp - puts files back in place) from "all programmes>system tools>defragment".  Install a programme like cccleaner (a free download), this cleans everything from temp files, memory dumps, MRU lists and a tonne of stuff.  AVG FREE antivirus is great.  Make sure your Firewall is turned on through your Security centre in the control panel...if you run all these programmmes on a regular basis it should keep things running smoothly, alternatively upgrade your memory as the fuller it becomes the slower things will get.  Hope this helps :)
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go to start, accessories, system tools, and it should have disk defragmentation.
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http://www.diskcleaner.nl/