Intel Solid State Drive Toolbox 1.2


  1. Airbot
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    Intel Solid State Drive Toolbox 1.2


    Intel's SSD Toolbox 1.2 has been released. Fixes the following:

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    Fixes problems with unusable system restore points, added progress bars for diagnostics and Optimizer functions as well as improvements to look and feel.
    Intel® Solid State Drive Toolbox

    Might also see here for firmware update tool:
    Intel brings back TRIM support on X25-M G2 SSDs
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  3. pparks1
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    Windows 7 Ultimate x64
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    Thanks nice find. I'll grab this and install at home and see what happens.
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