Question

- organisation fragment of files into continuous blocks.​

Answer 1

Answer:

File fragmentation is a term that describes a group of files that are scattered throughout a hard drive platter instead of one continuous location. Fragmentation is caused when information is deleted from a hard drive and small gaps are left behind to be filled by new data.

Explanation:

Fragmentation causes slow access time because read/write head accessing the data must find all fragments of a file before it can be opened or executed. If the hard drive has to do this many files each time it's opened, it can decrease the computer's performance. The image below shows an example of file fragmentation. As you can see, the lower half has other files and gaps in-between what should be a continuous blue section.

Answer 2

Answer:

Disk Defragmenter organises fragments of files into continuous blocks.

Explanation:

Disk Defragmenter