> So because Windows is unable to defragment a big file I should buy a
> new hard drive?
If you really want the file defragmented, then yes, this might be the
cheapest way if you consider how much your time is worth.
> Exactly how is that going to help?
Well just the act of copying it over to another hard drive will probably
defragment it, and having more than 9GB of free space on a new hard drive
will likely make your life easier in terms of fragmented files in future.
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