Windows 10: Windows disk defragmenting and optimizing!

I really think MS should come up with a better way to put these two Disk Defragmenting and Optimizing into they're own seperate location that is meant for the different drive that users have on they're computer like put the Disk Defragmantation in the Hard disk drive location so it can be use for that Disk drive and put the Optimization utility into the Solid State Drive location so it can be use for just the Solid State Drive. And it would disable automatically one or the other automatically depending on which type of drive the users have on they're computer.

:)

 

95-100% Disk usage when start up and keep randomly happen.

Thank you for updating us on this matter. Kindly perform a disk drive defrag and check for any changes. To do this,
follow these steps:

• 
  On the
  search bar, type
  defrag.
  
• 
  Choose
  Defragment and Optimize Drives.
  
• 
  Select the disk drive you want to optimize.
  
• 
  Click on the
  Optimize
  button
  to start.
  

Note:
Disk drive defrag may take a while.
Kindly make sure that it will not be cancelled.

Keep us update on this matter so that we can investigate it further.

Regards.

 

WIN10 /WIN7 Dual boot, WIN7 forced to upgrade to win10, now I can only boot to Primary WIN10 drive

How to defragment your disk drive in Windows 10

1) Click on the Start menu on the bottom-left side of the toolbar, then click on the search box and type: defragment.

2) In the list that pops up click on 'Defragment and optimize your drives'.

3) A "Optimize Drives" window will be displayed with a list of partitions and associated drive letter on your disk drive (or drives if you have more than one drive),

4) Click on the C: (Windows partition) to highlight it, then click on the 'Analyze' button. When the analysis is finished you will see how fragmented the partition is and if it needs "Optimization".

5) If you decide to defragment the drive or partition you selected, click on the 'Optimize' button. Note that this process can take from only a few minutes to several hours depending on the percent of fragmentation and the speed of your disk drive.

Note: Solid State Drives do not need to be defragmented.

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Hello MrVang, *Smile

The Optimize Drives tool will automatically defrag a HDD and TRIM a SSD by default.

Optimize and Defrag Drives in Windows 10

 

I'd like MS would include a drive map with clusters with its defragmenter.

 

I highly doubt MS would implement that disk cluster map on the build-in Disk Defragment tool. You're better off buying a 3rd party software with that capability feature. It is sad that you have to go through a 3rd party to have cluster features on.

 

You're most welcome. *Smile