Quality: Defrag 264 Extra

Event 264 occurs when the Windows Storage Optimizer attempts to perform a command on a drive that does not support it. TRIM is a command specifically for Solid State Drives (SSDs) that helps the operating system tell the drive which blocks of data are no longer in use, allowing them to be wiped internally for better performance. Common reasons this event is triggered include:

His fragment count flickered:

: Ensure Windows correctly identifies your drives as "Solid state drive" or "Hard disk drive" in the Optimize Drives utility. defrag 264

It is a common misconception that defragmentation is unnecessary for Solid State Drives (SSDs). While it is true that the mechanical "seek time" does not exist on an SSD, fragmentation still poses a threat in the form of read amplification and wear leveling. Event 264 occurs when the Windows Storage Optimizer