The good news, however, is that Microsoft is finally fixing the issue, at least for Windows Insiders. So while this routine is supposed to run once a month, in the case of the Windows Update, SSDs were being optimized on every single reboot, which is very problematic especially if your workflow requires frequent reboots. It was defrag in the past and now it's a larger disk health automated system.” “It's also worth pointing out that what we (old-timers) think about as ‘defrag.exe’ as a UI is really ‘optimize your storage’ now. SSDs *do* get fragmented,” writes Microsoft employee Scott Hanselman in a blog post. Fragmentation, while less of a performance problem on SSDs vs traditional hard drives is still a problem. "First, yes, your SSD will get intelligently defragmented once a month. Many people have been concerned that running Drive Optimizer more frequently could impact the lifespan of your SSD from excessive reads and writes. Windows 10 doesn't remember when it last performed a defrag (source: Joshirosama/ Microsoft Forums)ĭoes Windows 10 Actually Defrag SSDs? The Short Answer Is, Yes, Sometimes
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