The layers of the computer's hard disc defined

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Below is a copy of my document created as a reference to my computer's hard disc drive broken down into 14 distinct categories as part of the Disc Defragment Process in Norton Utilities as it runs Deep Defragment Process of Drive C:\ The Windows OS file, or main partition of the hard disc that runs all applications within Windows: When running a deep defragmentation of the hard discs using Norton Utilities 16 for Windows 10 based machine. you will see a legend or chart that designates certain attributes along with files and locations on the hard drives color coded with information as to what type of files or space it is starting with the following colors on the chart with explanations at their side: 1. light Blue = No Status 2. White = Free Space 3. Black = Unmovable Space 4. Orange = Critical System Files 5. light pink = Files Used On Startup 6. Dark Blue = Master Flie Table 7. Medium Blue = MFT Reserved Zone 8. Hunter Green = Page Files 9. gold = Hiberfil File 10. pastel green = Directories 11. pale yellow = Frequently Access Files 12. Yellow-white = Infrequently Access Files 13. Red = Frequently Modified Files 14. Dark Pink = Infrequently Modified Files Further research will help me define these terms as they relate to the Norton Utilities program's assessment of these parts of the hard discs on my desktop personal computer and will be provided below this information on this text document page when they I have the opportunity and time to gather the information online. reference no. 1 : definition of a hiberfil system file: If you have anything more to add to this discussion please do so. reference no. 2 : PC Advvisor on How to defrag in Windows 7,8 & 10: (http://www.pcadvisor.co.uk/how-to/windows/how-defrag-in-windows-7-8-10-3493358/) additional information will be added in the comments section of this discussion.