Why Are Hard Disks Designed to Fragment Files? : Windows Magic

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Hard disks are designed to use file fragmentation or the file system running on your computer has different file fragmentation methods. Find out why hard disks are designed to fragment files with help from an expert in information systems, programming languages, web development and network security in this free video clip.

Expert: Lucas Mladek
Filmmaker: Victor Varnado

Series Description: Microsoft's Windows has been the most widely used operating system on planet Earth for almost 20 years. Find out all about Windows magic with help from an expert in information systems, programming languages, web development and network security in this free video series.



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