Windows 10: Newbie Qestion

I was wondering if you could defrag an SSD Drive



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Qestion

I need help. Does Nokia have some phone which has posibility to block every unknown number ( which is not in 'contacts')?

(i'm not english speaking person, I hope you understood me )

 

Qestion

This is saposed to be a Nokia discussion not Sony ericsion or samsungs.

but some old model phones from nokia did come with this feature where you allow incoming call from specific numbers and the rest would get blocked......

Try some third party software or tolls they could come handy...

 

You can- but there's no point and you should not. Access time is not constrained by mechanical head movement, being- guess what- solid state.

Windows looks after your SSD quite adequately by itself.

NO !! Do NOT Defrag SSD's !! Solved - Windows 10 Forums

 

Thanks a lot dalchina*Smile

 

No problem- enjoy your SSD's speed.

 

No, You should however verify if TRIM is enabled:

Enable or Disable TRIM Support for Solid State Drives in Windows 10 Windows 10 Hardware Drivers Tutorials

 

I agree with roy, you should never defrag an SSD. If you know anything about how files are assigned space on hard drives and how they can change places over time, you'l see that defragging is meant for circular spinning platters rather than micro chips.

I experienced first hand in the early days of SSDs, what happened when you defragged one. I had to return it *Tongue

 

I agree with roy, *Smile

 

You may want to look into over provisioning your SSD as well if your manufacturer recommends it. I have a Toshiba OCZ SSD that has a utility that performs it.

SSD Utility - SSD Management Software