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Nov 24th
Google announced that Chrome OS will be available second half of 2010. And Google Chrome OS will initially be targeted at netbooks. They called it a Faster, safer Os. I think Bill Gate would be very angry this time.
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Nov 17th
As the latest operating system, Windows 7 was said to run much faster than any other operating systems in the past. But does it mean that it is unnecessary to defragment this smart and higher- efficient Windows 7? No, it doesn’t. As we all know that disk fragments will inevitably create when involving the allocation of files on the hard disk, so does Windows 7. So it is necessary for you to defragment your Windows 7 periodically if you are using this operating system in order to always speed it up.
To defragment Windows 7, we can simply go to Start, All Programs, and then Accessories, System Tools to locate Disk Defragment to begin the defragment process. But it will be a little troublesome to repeat these steps every time trying to defragment the computer. But a modification to the PC registry will allow you to simply right click the disk to be defragmented and then begin the defragment process as what you can do in Windows XP.
Here is what you can do: go to Start -> Run -> type Regedit and then press Enter to open Registry Editor -> locate HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Drive\shell here -> create a new key named “runas” within the left-hand pane -> and then right click the Default item in the right-hand pane to select “Modify” to change its Value Data to “Defragment” (please remember to first full back up your registry if not professional on computers).
After this setting, when trying to defragment your Windows 7, you can directly go to My Computer, and then right click the disk you want to defragment and then select “Defragment” to begin the defragment process, which is much easier than go through Start every time. But to more effectively defragment your Windows 7, in my opinion, the easiest way is to defragment it with a professional defrag program for the reasons here.
1) Lower-efficiency of the package Disk Defragmenter. Though the defragment technology within Windows 7 has been greatly developed, it still consumes lots of time to finish the whole defragment process. If the hard disk is as large as 300 GB, it will be a pleasant experience to sit there waiting to the end without doing anything.
2) Vogue defragment analysis report. When defragmenting Windows 7 with the built-in Disk Defragmenter, we are provided a choice to see the analysis result like the fragmentation rate, but not a very detailed report telling where the fragments lie.
3) Limited defragment features. We know that disk fragments come inevitably when running the computer, even though Windows 7 allows us to defragment the volume at a scheduled time or defragment all disks simultaneously, it does not provide us features like real-time defragment, or defragment PC registry.
According to reasons above, the easiest way to defragment Windows 7 quickly is to depend on a professional defrag program not only because of the speedy defragment speed, but also their unique defragment features, making the computer always run at top speed. It will be very easy for you to get access to different kinds of defrag programs like Advanced Defrag from the internet because of the highly development of the defragment technology.
In a word, it will be much easier to defragment your Windows 7 with a simple registry modification. But to more effectively defragment and speed it up, it is recommended that you can rely on a professional defrag utility. Try the one here and it will help you get the disk defragmentation finished within a few minutes.