Clean install Win-10 Pro on NVMe

Hello,

Got a Lenovo Thinkpad P50 with 1TB NVMe and Win-10 Home.
Made an image and now would like to clean install my retail Win-10 Pro on it.

What should I keep in mind while installing OS on a NVMe drive?
Overprovisioning?
TRIM?
Win-10 Index disable?
Win-10 defrag disable?
etc. etc.

Thanks for your assistance

nkaufman said:

Win-10 defrag disable?

I'll let others more experienced fill in your 'etc. etc.', but the Windows automatic maintenance calls itself Optimise (not Defrag) for a reason - it chooses the most appropriate method for the drive, defrag for an HDD, TRIM for a SSD.

Sounds like the perfect time to try this:
Windows 10 Start Fresh tool

Then after the fresh start tool cleans all the crapware off, upgrade to Pro by just changing the product key to your Windows 10 Pro product key.

NavyLCDR said:

Sounds like the perfect time to try this:
Windows 10 Start Fresh tool

Then after the fresh start tool cleans all the crapware off, upgrade to Pro by just changing the product key to your Windows 10 Pro product key.

Thanks. But also would like to move Users folder to Data partition etc. etc. and am wondering if this tool would allow to do that. Know that folder can be moved after Win-10 installation but it has been recommended to do it while installing OS.

Bree said:

I'll let others more experienced fill in your 'etc. etc.', but the Windows automatic maintenance calls itself Optimise (not Defrag) for a reason - it chooses the most appropriate method for the drive, defrag for an HDD, TRIM for a SSD.

Thanks.
So one does not need to do anything to disable any service etc.?
What else does one need to do to get optimum performance from NVMe drives?

I don't remember when Microsoft introduced it, I think three or four months ago.