ByDenebius
Greetings,
I just wanted to check my SSD for TRIM and did this with
"fsutil behavior query DisableDeleteNotify" done. According to many media and websites…
My result is "0".
Great, I thought, but why does it say DEACTIVATED in brackets?
Can anyone do this on their (Win10, latest version, as well as all drivers etc.)
Thank you
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This is always the case that double denials are difficult to understand.
DisableDeleteNotify is disabled.
Thus, when viewed logically, EnableDeleteNotify is activated.
Is really formulated for human understanding.
0 means An is right.
In other words, TRIM is activated and I don’t have to go further research???
Correct. SSDs have been used with activated TRIM since Windows 7.
Then I can delete and install a few TB 🙂
Thank you and a good time
Jetz don’t make a kopp. Ne SSD is not a raw egg. Of course, the cells are not eternally descriptible. But nowadays, the service life of an SSD is about as high as with an HDD for normal use. The TBW manufacturers are also very conservative. So you would probably have to rewrite zig gigabyte to the SSD for 5-10 years a day before the manufacturer’s specification is reached at all. And most of the SSDs keep up much longer.
Thank you….the best answer is definitely getting.
But one more question:
If I (only one example) install 10 games and uninstall the SSD not immediately slower, right? So delete a few games and reinstall it is not tragic, is it?
Because I had three times as much data with my 500 GB SSD so far…. 2-3 TB.