Secure Digital memory cards are storage devices used in digital cameras, cell phones and other electronics. If your card has a lot of files on it, it will begin to slow down. Defragging the drive will speed up the drive by systematically placing the files in a fashion that the device can easily access.
Step 1
Connect the SD card into the computer slot labeled "SD" or connect it to the computer using a card reader.
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Step 2
Click "Start." Select "All Programs," "Accessories," "System Tools," then "Disk Defragmenter."
Step 3
Select the drive listed as "SD" in the selection screen.
Step 4
Click "Defragment."
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