What is this bug? Seams everyone except me have this what they call bug. Guys/Gals, maybe you just need to make sure your IDE ATA/ATAPI controllers drivers are compatible with this build? As said before and even posted a picture (I am now regret of doing it, actually!) I'm not having any issue with my Samsung SSD 950 NVMe drive. I also connected at least 3 different SATA SSDs for servicing them to my Intel SATA AHCI Controller and I had no such issue. (Using Intel AHCI driver version 17.7.0.1006) And of course no issue when defragmenting mechanical drives either. Please, somebody without showing a picture, tell me what's this defrag/optimize issue all about?
I am just an average user. For me the bugs are which render the system unusable, unwarranted cpu/disk usage spikes, or any other nasty bugs like file deletion, security, privacy issues etc. I hope defrag/optimize bug is not such a big issue. besides, this will be resolved soon in subsequent cumulative updates. Please, correct me if I am mistaken
If you have a SSD in your system, then it's a very big issue! Forgetting the state after each reboot means pointless clearing of already zeroed pages, instead of doing it very conservatively (weekly, if needed) to not drastically shorten the drive's life. Bug effectively turns smart SSDs into first-era, non-TRIM trash.
What? I don't think re-trim degrades the NAND flash. If the controller is smart enough, it won't do anything (won't erase cells which were already erased before for whatever reason). Those LBAs you redundantly re-trim should already point to 'nothing' internally. You trim LBAs, not the flash directly.
Yes, I was connected to the internet. Classic Paint works well. Didn't notice any visual difference in the IE toolbar as far as I can recollect.
I don't have large amount of data. Single partition and only about 250 gigs of data, and I don't move my data from one location to another. Do I still need to defrag my HDD. What if I disable Windows defrag until the bug is resolved?.
190x does not have the Defrag bug, that's exclusive to 2004. AFAIK, the dev version (FAST ring) already has it fixed as well.
yeh with the chepest nastiest $20 ssds having at least 40tbw endurance if defrag moves evry signle file evry single day itll only last bout a year (soz couldnt resist)
Hello; To optimize SSD Launch this command prompt with administrator : powershell.exe -noexit Optimize-Volume -DriveLetter C -ReTrim -Verbose
I have the defrag bug too. But I am assuming this could be a reporting error in the defrag program and not necessarily the service itself. Needs to be further looked into.
It's likely that the bug will be corrected in the future updates. I am just curious as to why not disable the defrag temporarily? would that be a problem?
I am stunned, that people still rely on unreliable Windows apps/tasks, this bug is merely a frosting on top. But I guess, that some will trust in god, I mean in MS, no matter what.