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Windows 10 does not always automatically detect and TRIM SSDs

article #1134, updated 2538 days ago

Found this today.

A two-month-old laptop with a SanDisk SD8SN8U-256G-1006 SSD for its C: drive, Windows 10.
Windows had recognized the drive as a standard hard drive, not an SSD, and the laptop had slowed down a lot very recently.
Installed the SanDisk SSD Dashboard, ran TRIM, and scheduled weekly TRIM operations.
Laptop much faster.

Categories: Disks, Drives, and Filesystems Performance