This is a hypothetical question. Say I have 6 folders on drive D each with one 200mb file and I want to move them to a single folder on drive E. Obviously you can't click on all of the files at once because they are in different folders.
I am fairly fast with the mouse. When I drag one to move it, there is a "progress" bar. Before the move is complete, I can drag another file, maybe more.
My question is if I don't wait for each file to completely move before I start the next file, will the new file be fragmented? The question is for members that know, and I am asking about the target drive that could be an HHD or an SSD if that makes a difference. Is fragmentation even a thing anymore?
Thanks!
I am fairly fast with the mouse. When I drag one to move it, there is a "progress" bar. Before the move is complete, I can drag another file, maybe more.
My question is if I don't wait for each file to completely move before I start the next file, will the new file be fragmented? The question is for members that know, and I am asking about the target drive that could be an HHD or an SSD if that makes a difference. Is fragmentation even a thing anymore?
Thanks!
My Computer
System One
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- OS
- Windows 11