Hibernate mode is set up by default to allow the hard drive disk to load the programs faster instead of booting the system, but it becomes unnecessary for SSD system drive as it takes seconds to boot system from SSD. Automatic Maintenance will not run defrag on your SSD. Only if you manually run Automatic Maintenance in the Action Center, your SSD will be defragmented. Windows will send the TRIM command on a schedule to perform a cleanup to delete the blocks which are no longer in use. You may see that the Defrag says optimization is needed, which is different from defragment. Unlike it in Windows 7, SSDs will not be defragmented in Windows 10/8. Do not DefragĪs it is known, disk defragmentation is no need for SSDs and have a negative effects. To improve performance, you would better not format the whole SSD but to leave some free space on your SSD and leave 25 percent of disk free space of the SSD for the best performance. To extend the lifespan, most SSDs use wear-balanced algorithm.
Run “msconfig” again, and uncheck Safe boot option Boot tab under and restart your computer.
Windows will boot in safe mode this time. Press a specific key (mostly F2 or DEL) to boot into BIOS settings (if you cannot boot into BIOS, disable Quick Start and retry), and change your SATA mode from IDE to AHCI. Under Boot tab, check Safe boot, apply the changes and reboot your computer into safe mode.ģ.
0 kommentar(er)
