Looking to Upgrade to a New SSD

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  1. Posts : 318
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       #51

    Hello Again. i have turned off Both page file and Hibernation as per WHS...

    The command is powercfg -h off. Same for the pagefile. With 8GB of RAM, it will probably hardly ever be used. That's why I recommend to reduce it to 1GB. If you do these 2 actions, you save 15GB of space on your SSD. You can do that before you migrate your OS to the SSD or after.[/QUOTE]



    I have also downloaded the ATTO Disk Benchmark Software...............i will not reboot untill tomorrow... hopefully my next post will be from the SSD. i would like to thank WHS and others for all their help.
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  2. whs
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       #52

    You are very welcome.
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  3. Posts : 318
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       #53

    Hello Again... this post is brought to you from my New SSD. been a very interesting morning .. LOL, well i booted up into windows from my SSD Drive. I had to choose the SSD from the BIOS to boot up from.
    All went well. See Attachments.

    (UNTIL)

    So i went back to the BIOS and checked to see if the SSD was there, it was, but it was in the advanced mode of the BIOS. So i just let the machine boot up. It booted up with the HDD and not the SSD, so i then disconnected the HDD, and rebooted, the SSD booted up to the windows Login Screen, but for some reason it would not go to the Desktop. ( not panicking yet LOL )

    So i Re attached the HDD and windows wanted me to so a System repair. OK. so i ran the System repair and it was unable to repair the HDD. ( Getting a lil antsy now LOL ). ok so i disconnected the HDD and rebooted With the SSD.... and here i am...... i just completed a Image of the SSD....

    I have a few questions about the SSD while i am still here ... as you can see from the Attachments,

    1 Samsung magic says should check for a firmware upgrade ?
    2 Also what the best Optimization for the SSD ? max performance, max capacity. max readability ?
    3 Trim ?. how do i know its set up right ?
    4 i understand you should not defrag the SSD ?, how do i turn of defrag

    I guess i am going to have to do another Reinstall on the HDD ? unless someone know of a FIX ? ( WHS )

    Thanks
    Attached Thumbnails Attached Thumbnails Looking to Upgrade to a New SSD-ssd-disk-management.jpg   Looking to Upgrade to a New SSD-ssd-local-disk.jpg   Looking to Upgrade to a New SSD-ssd-windows-performance.jpg   Looking to Upgrade to a New SSD-ssd-boot-time.jpg   Looking to Upgrade to a New SSD-ssd-disk-benchmarks.jpg  

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  4. Posts : 318
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       #54

    Hello again, Oh Other then the issues i had with the previous post. the SSD boot up time was cut in half. the System seems more Responsive. i can hardly hear my Machine now, which it GREAT...... so yeah i am very happy with the SSD

    Thanks
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  5. Posts : 318
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       #55

    Hello again, after a few reboots i am satisfied the SSD is Working Correctly. its the only Drive thats Connected at the moment.
    Attached Thumbnails Attached Thumbnails Looking to Upgrade to a New SSD-samsung-ssd-benchmarks..jpg  
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  6. whs
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       #56

    1. I would not update the firmware unless there is a known problem

    2. Max performance sounds best. That must be something Samsung. I have never seen that before

    3. For Trim, do this:

    Open Command Prompt (Run as administrator) and enter the follow command

    fsutil behavior query DisableDeleteNotify

    If the result is '0' TRIM is enabled.

    4. put defrag into start/search and go from there


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  7. Posts : 2,973
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       #57

    Like whs said.....you are probably good on the firmware. I have the same options in Samsung Magician and I would configure them manually rather than use pre-configured templates. When you install an SSD in a computer running Windows 7, it automatically turns off the disk defragmenter for THAT drive. It will still automatically defragment mechanical hard drives though.
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  8. whs
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       #58

    When you install an SSD in a computer running Windows 7, it automatically turns off the disk defragmenter for THAT drive
    That is definitely true when you make a fresh install on the SSD. The installer will turn defrag off. But I am not sure whether that would apply when you move the OS with an image to the SSD. I never checked that.
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  9. Posts : 2,973
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       #59

    I think I read in another post a while back that it will detect the SSD in either situation, but I cannot say that as a fact..........glad you brought that up, maybe someone else will chime in and let us know.
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    Windows 8.1.1 64bit
       #60

    whs said:
    When you install an SSD in a computer running Windows 7, it automatically turns off the disk defragmenter for THAT drive
    That is definitely true when you make a fresh install on the SSD. The installer will turn defrag off. But I am not sure whether that would apply when you move the OS with an image to the SSD. I never checked that.
    I used Paragon Migrate a few days ago and the answer is No, it does not turn off Defragment to the SSD. It does, list it 1st in the order to defrag.

    I turned off the scheduled defragment option.
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