Windows 10: windows 10 defrag log

What is the difference betweenthe event 'The storage optimizer successfully completed boot optimization on C:' andthe event 'The storage optimizer successfully completed defragmentation on C:'please refer to attached picture

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Windows Defrag

When running defrag, there is a drive listing for Windows RE Tools. It shows as a solid state drive and that it has never been defragged. It will not optimize. Clicking on it does nothing. Any suggestions?

 

defrag will not open up in windows 10

Hi Fionna,

Welcome to Microsoft Community.

I understand your concern. Let me help you to fix the issue.

To understand the issue better please provide us more information.

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  Do you received any error message?
  
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  How are you exactly trying to open defragment? Please elaborate the steps.
  
• Which drive are you trying to defrag?

Meanwhile, let’s try simple steps and check if you are able to open the defragment. Follow the below steps.

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  Go to file explorer and right click on the drive select Properties.
  
• Click on Tool tab and click on Optimize and check if you are able to open defragment.

Hope this helps. Let us know the status.

 

Windows 10 Tweaks

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