Disk Recognition


  1. geoff1948
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    Disk Recognition


    I have fitted a spare crucial SSD into an external enclosure to work through an USB port, my problem is when i try to optimise it, it thinks it is a Hard DisK Drive and want to defragment it. How do i get my laptop to recognise it is an SSD.

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  3. CountMike
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    Your laptop recognizes USB adapter and it takes care of working with disk. You can turn automatic defragmentation in disk's properties.
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