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‎12-06-2019 07:33 AM

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Product: Example: HP Omen
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 (32-bit)

when I went in to optimize my hard disc drive, under last run it says never run and current status says ok 0% fragmented. does this mean I should never optimize this drive?

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‎12-06-2019 07:46 AM

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Hi:

 

You can optimize the drive.

 

W10 automatically detects if it is a mechanical hard drive or SSD and will defragment it if it is a HDD or TRIM it if it is a SSD.

 

There should also be a box to check to automatically run the utility.

 

I run it once a week on my PC's even though I also have it checked to optimize automatically.

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‎12-06-2019 07:46 AM

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Hi:

 

You can optimize the drive.

 

W10 automatically detects if it is a mechanical hard drive or SSD and will defragment it if it is a HDD or TRIM it if it is a SSD.

 

There should also be a box to check to automatically run the utility.

 

I run it once a week on my PC's even though I also have it checked to optimize automatically.

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