TRIM enabled on Windows 7 but NOT working on SATA SSD


  1. siliconbeaver
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    Windows 7 Pro 64-bit
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    TRIM enabled on Windows 7 but NOT working on SATA SSD


    It's noticed that TRIM runs well on my Windows 11 but NOT working on my Windows 7.
    How to get it re-working? (I couldn't recall when this happened. but it was working)


    TRIM Check, TRIM enabled
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    but TRIM is NOT working. still run defragment (OS is on an SATA SSD)


    Windows 11 on SSD, TRIM is working
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  3. SIW2
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    if you go to configure schedule > select disks the ssd should not be showing

    TRIM enabled on Windows 7 but NOT working on SATA SSD-dfrgui-select-disksjpg.jpg
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  4. siliconbeaver
    Posts : 181
    Windows 7 Pro 64-bit
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    you are right,
    SSD NOT shows up (data disk hdd only)

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