If the size of the file is bigger than that space, it writes the remaining portion of the file in another sector. The next time you install another program or store files, they get stored in the first empty space (sector) available in the HDD.
When you delete files or uninstall a program, it leaves an empty space on the computer's hard disk drive HDD. When you install a program in a newly configured computer, it writes the information in a systematic way on its hard disk drive. It might be due to the fragmentation of your drives and outdated entries in the Windows registry.įirst, let us understand what fragmentation is all about. Have you ever wondered why your PC, which booted within a couple of seconds and launched your favorite program and games has slowed down considerably over the months?
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