defragged
/diːˈfræɡd/
verb
- Past tense and past participle of defrag: having reorganized the data on a computer hard drive to improve performance.
- She had defragged the drive before installing the new software.
- The technician defragged all the office workstations.
- I defragged my computer last night, and now it runs much smoother.
adjective
- Describing a hard drive that has been defragmented.
- Keep your drives defragged to maintain good performance.
- A defragged hard drive can access files more quickly.
- The system reported that the drive was already defragged.