chezhoy macrumors regular Original poster Jan 15, 2008 200 9 Hanscom AFB, MA Sep 26, 2010 #1 Is there a way to defrag a MacBook (or any Mac for that matter)?
MacDawg Moderator emeritus Mar 20, 2004 19,823 4,505 "Between the Hedges" Sep 26, 2010 #2 You can use iDefrag, but it probably isn't necessary Are you having specific issues? Disk Optimization iDefrag
You can use iDefrag, but it probably isn't necessary Are you having specific issues? Disk Optimization iDefrag
chezhoy macrumors regular Original poster Jan 15, 2008 200 9 Hanscom AFB, MA Sep 27, 2010 #3 Thank you. No specific issues...didn't know if it needed done like a Windows machine.
Caleb531 macrumors 6502 Oct 17, 2009 289 0 Sep 27, 2010 #4 chezhoy said: Thank you. No specific issues...didn't know if it needed done like a Windows machine. Click to expand... Nope; Macs can defrag themselves.
chezhoy said: Thank you. No specific issues...didn't know if it needed done like a Windows machine. Click to expand... Nope; Macs can defrag themselves.
maflynn macrumors Haswell May 3, 2009 74,526 44,808 Sep 27, 2010 #5 Caleb531 said: Nope; Macs can defrag themselves. Click to expand... That's not entirely true. OSX will defragment small file, (20mb and under)
Caleb531 said: Nope; Macs can defrag themselves. Click to expand... That's not entirely true. OSX will defragment small file, (20mb and under)
patrick0brien macrumors 68040 Oct 24, 2002 3,246 9 The West Loop Sep 27, 2010 #6 Make sure volume Journaling is on by using Disk Utility. It will keep fragmentation to nearly non-existent.
Make sure volume Journaling is on by using Disk Utility. It will keep fragmentation to nearly non-existent.