Reducing disk fragmentation methods for Windows XP system disks

Many people in order to allow the system to maintain a long-term stable and efficient operation, often will be the temporary files of IE and virtual memory files to the non-system disk. Such operations can actually reduce disk fragmentation in the system, but there are other ways to transfer temporary files and virtual memory files, which are unusual environment variables.

Open methods for environment variables:

Right-click the user variable above the properties-advanced-environment variable on my computer to change it. The following system variables can also be changed, but Pathxt and windir do not have to change.

In addition, if you move to another disk, there may be a Quick Launch bar loss, in which case, "run"-ie4unint. EXE then unlock the taskbar and point to the quick start, but there is nothing in the Quick Launch, and then right click "Open Folder" in the Quick Launch position to find the current Quick Launch bar location.

Put your original in the system disk: Documents and Settingsownerapplication datamicrosoftinternet Explorerquick Launch The files inside the copy to the current Quick Launch folder can be used.

The use of modified environment variables to transfer the temporary files of IE and virtual memory files, can more effectively avoid the production of disk fragments, you may wish to try.