This tutorial demonstrates the use of Auslogics Disk Defrag.As you use your computer, bits and pieces of your programs get moved around on the hard drive. This process is called fragmentation. Using a utility called a disk defragmenter will put those pieces of your programs back where they belong, so your computer can find them faster. This will increase your computer\'s operating speed.\n\nWindows already comes with a utility for defragmenting the hard drive, but it\'s slow compared to other defragmenters. Auslogics Disk Defrag, which I use on my own computer, is much faster and seems to me to do the job better. Also, in Windows Vista, the graphical interface was removed, so using Auslogics Disk Defrag lets me see what\'s going on while running the defrag process.\n\nYou can read my article about how to use the program at:\nhttp://computermaint.webs.com/thethinkening.htm?blogentryid=3106566\n\nYou can download the program at: http://www.auslogics.com/en/software/disk-defrag/download\n\nI used CamStudio to capture onscreen video:\nhttp://camstudio.org/\n\nI used Audacity to capture and edit the sound:\nhttp://audacity.sourceforge.net/download/\n\nI used Photofiltre to create the title screen:\nhttp://photofiltre.free.fr/download_en.htm\n\nI used Windows MovieMaker to compose the whole thing.\n\nYou can visit my website for Computer Maintenance&Upkeep at: http://computermaint.webs.com auslogics, basics, computer, defrag, defragmentation, disk, maintenance, repair, security, tutorial, upkeep, video