Windows 10: Should i enable write caching policy for SSD And HDD?

I am asking whether I should have this on for my internal SSD and internal HDD?

The reason why I am asking this is because it says "But a power outage or equipment failure might lead in data loss or corruption."

I don't want my data to be endangered of becoming corrupted.

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Auto re-enable of write-caching in Windows 10

If I disable the "Enable write caching on the device" by un-ticking the box it will be ticked again if I switch the computer off and on again. It remains un-ticked if I restart. I do not want the enable write cache to auto enable when I switch off the
computer. Any suggestions?

 

Windows 10 Update and random crashes SSD drive

What brand of SSD do you have? I suggest checking with the computer/SSD manufacturer's web site to see if there is a firmware update for it.

You could also try turning of Write caching on the SSD

Right click on Start > Device manager, click the arrow next to Disk drives
to see a list of your drives. Right click on the SSD, choose Properties

In the Policies tab, untick the box Enable write caching on the device, click OK

 

HDD vs SSD

HDD is a generic term. A SSD drive is internally labeled as HDD. It appears like your drive is a SSD. The Octane drive appears to be a SSD drive that is a large cache for the drive so the drive appears as SSD because of the cache is 100gb of SSD and the
remainder is a hard drive. However all the data passes through the cache so it appears as a SSD to the system. I think this is what is happening. It is my best guess.