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DATE: 13-March-2009
Filed Under: USB Devices
Beat the System Solve a Dilemma
I have created new files, downloaded video clips, and have deleted many files off of my USB drive. Recently, I have noticed that it is taking a bit longer to open some files. The solution, defrag the drive? However, defragging an 8GB drive takes more time than I seem to have right now.
I came up with a solution. I copied my files to a folder on my desktop, formatted my drive, and copied the files back. No need to defrag now. |
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