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Moving FS files on a defragger (Read 417 times)
Sep 30th, 2007 at 4:31pm

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     Hey Guys, Here's wishing you a nice day and may tomorrow be better to you.

     I have the  " Ultimate Defragger " and have printed out all the instructions and studied them over and over.   It "sounds" like I should be permitted to "put" all my FSX files and folders on the outter tracts of the hard-drive.     The files would be accessed faster in that place  on the hard drive. 

     I have written the company but have not received a reply yet.  I cannot figure out how this is done.   How about it Guys ?    Is this possible ?  And if so - - -  HOW IS IT DONE ?

     Sure do thank you for your input on my request.      caveman
 
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