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    Default Windows 10 bug can ruin your SSD

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    Quote Originally Posted by alt3rn1ty
    Windows 10 bug potentially running down your SSDs life expectancy ..

    https://www.pcgamer.com/windows-10-bug-wrecking-ssd/?
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    Default Re: Windows 10 bug can ruin your SSD

    Between this and the infinite event log files bug Microsoft really screwed the pooch.
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    Yeah i have defragmentation disabled on my PC.

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    Do it manually.

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    Default Re: Windows 10 bug can ruin your SSD

    Never had this problem - I have been using Smart Defrag from IOBit for years. One of the handy features is that it can be set to replace the default win10 defrag app. It also has SSD defragmentation disabled by default, eg it has to be set\executed manually.

    That said: only the paid version does automatic defragging of selected drives. The free (and paid) version will inform you of your fragmentation status of your individual drives (selectable) if it exceeds a preset percentage level and then it's a simple click to get the defrag going.

    Defragmentation of page files and MFT is possible as well as boot time defrag.

    Link to app.

    Else go with the recommendation of the linked article: "However, you can sidestep the issue by typing 'Defrag and Optimize Drives' in the Windows 10 search box, then highlight your SSD, click 'Change settings', and uncheck 'run on a schedule'."
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