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  1. Posts : 29
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       #801

    Let's go ... that's why, again, Samsung Magician offers the option ... LOL https://i.imgur.com/Q2jFIhF.jpg
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  2. Posts : 1,091
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       #802

    Where did you see the option? A screenshot would help...
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  3. Posts : 29
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       #803

    Samsung Magician-image.png


    And as said, option that just opens the Windows context menu. Option disabled at home. I have Diskeeper that handles (it automatically disables the Windows option).
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       #804

    It actually works as all it does is Windows will trim drive when you run it, mines doesn't run automatically even though it's supposed to. You should also do the "winsat formal" to make sure the SSD is setup properly with Windows. I mean Samsung Magician even specifically states "Standard mode uses TRIM to improve performance." as seen below in the screenshot.

    Samsung Magician-2017-07-14_13-24-26.jpg
    Last edited by Almighty1; 14 Jul 2017 at 15:26.
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  5. Posts : 29
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       #805

    The TRIM is managed automatically since the W7 version



    If optimization damaged the SSD ... a long time ago, at least three years I would have seen it
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       #806

    Almighty1 said:
    It actually works as all it does is Windows will trim drive when you run it, mines doesn't run automatically even though it's supposed to. You should also do the "winsat formal" to make sure the SSD is setup properly with Windows. I mean Samsung Magician even specifically states "Standard mode uses TRIM to improve performance." as seen below in the screenshot.

    Samsung Magician-2017-07-14_13-24-26.jpg
    But what about Rapid Mode?? The optimization in Windows 10 is not defraging
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  7. Posts : 29
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       #807

    Josey Wales said:
    But what about Rapid Mode?? The optimization in Windows 10 is not defraging

    I'm in fast mode. Under W7, W8.1 and W10

    What is the problem under W10 of "defragmentation"??? Optimization for SSDs
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       #808

    Antec said:
    The TRIM is managed automatically since the W7 version

    If optimization damaged the SSD ... a long time ago, at least three years I would have seen it
    TRIM does not damage SSD's since it's for SSD's only. My TRIM never runs for some reason even though it's supposed to run weekly. As stated previously in the thread, I do have bad sectors on the SSD after 1.5 years but it's less than 1MB so hopefully it's not a issue.

    Simple Questions: What Is TRIM For SSDs Why Is It Useful? | Digital Citizen
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       #809

    Antec said:
    I'm in fast mode. Under W7, W8.1 and W10

    What is the problem under W10 of "defragmentation"??? Optimization for SSDs
    I run the Samsung 850Pro 2TB on Windows 10 Home Edition x64 Creators Edition and the weekly scheduled optimization never runs automatically, I have to run it manually.
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       #810

    Almighty1 said:
    I run the Samsung 850Pro 2TB on Windows 10 Home Edition x64 Creators Edition and the weekly scheduled optimization never runs automatically, I have to run it manually.
    I prefer to run mine manually and disable the scheduler. I usually one it once a week.
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