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All this talk of defrag.
Ignore it, it's quick as it will be days .. what a load of bollocks.
No defrag can be quicker to do the same job. It takes time to move files to and fro and that's the limiting step. Though with little space left to move around in it's going to be hard. Only if it defrags differently will it matter. BUT the speed improvements are generally small.
Do it after you've removed everything. Though Vista should already be setup do do things in the background for you.
It will not get you any more space. If the drives full then it's full and defrag is the last thing you want to try.
but if you do want to run it, people are getting way to technical for you.
In 'My Computer' (the view where you can see your drives etc..) Right click on your harddrive and select Properties.
You'll find defrag, though first I would run checkdisk with full options. You may need to reboot.
You still need to make more space no matter what. any big downloads, movies, iplayer downloads etc ?
Ignore it, it's quick as it will be days .. what a load of bollocks.
No defrag can be quicker to do the same job. It takes time to move files to and fro and that's the limiting step. Though with little space left to move around in it's going to be hard. Only if it defrags differently will it matter. BUT the speed improvements are generally small.
Do it after you've removed everything. Though Vista should already be setup do do things in the background for you.
It will not get you any more space. If the drives full then it's full and defrag is the last thing you want to try.
but if you do want to run it, people are getting way to technical for you.
In 'My Computer' (the view where you can see your drives etc..) Right click on your harddrive and select Properties.
You'll find defrag, though first I would run checkdisk with full options. You may need to reboot.
You still need to make more space no matter what. any big downloads, movies, iplayer downloads etc ?