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Repeated defrag runs could wear some grooves into those bits. Older versions of Windows will not look for (nor care about) the "rotational" flag.
by rzzzt 4y ago
Repeated defrag runs could wear some grooves into those bits. Older versions of Windows will not look for (nor care about) the "rotational" flag.
- pkaye 4y agoDisable defrag
- rzzzt 4y agoI don't want to, watching the mishmash of rectangles slowly getting organized by color makes me feel very productive!
- AshamedCaptain 4y agoOnly Vista has automatically-scheduled background full defragmentation and doesn't care about the rotational flag.
- metalliqaz 4y agoThen we're good, because nobody is going to install that friggin OS
- Dylan16807 4y agoAutomatic defrag should only hit a handful of files each time it runs. You're not going to upset an SSD with that. But even a whole-disk rewrite cycle will have very limited effect on the vast majority of SSDs.