Q: what does it do? should i defragment my disks?
A: File fragmentation is a condition where files on the hard disk are split into multiple fragments and located non-contiguosly. This increases the access times for those files and results in poorer disk performance. Defragmentation results in the rearrangement of these fragments in a contiguous fashion thereby reducing file access times and improving disk performance. You can view a multimedia presentation on file fragmentation here http://www.diskeeper.com/diskeeper/tour/index.html Hope this helps. Best regards ------------------------------------ Representative Diskeeper Corporation --------------------------------------