- Apr 16, 2017
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Is the app Bleachbit safe to use to ssd?
Bleachbit safe to use with ssd?
- Thread starter simmerskool
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- Apr 21, 2016
- 3,492
Yes, BleachBit is generally safe to use with SSDs. However, there are a few precautions you should take.
1. Avoid using the "Wipe Free Space" option: This feature can put unnecessary stress on SSDs, which have a limited number of read/write cycles.
2. Be cautious with the "Secure Delete" option: While it is generally safe to use, repeated use of this feature can contribute to wearing out the SSD, so use it sparingly.
3. Regularly update BleachBit: Check for updates to ensure that any SSD-specific optimizations or improvements have been implemented.
Remember, it's always a good practice to backup your important data before using any cleaning or optimization tool.
1. Avoid using the "Wipe Free Space" option: This feature can put unnecessary stress on SSDs, which have a limited number of read/write cycles.
2. Be cautious with the "Secure Delete" option: While it is generally safe to use, repeated use of this feature can contribute to wearing out the SSD, so use it sparingly.
3. Regularly update BleachBit: Check for updates to ensure that any SSD-specific optimizations or improvements have been implemented.
Remember, it's always a good practice to backup your important data before using any cleaning or optimization tool.
- Aug 22, 2013
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My 256 GB Nvme os drive, even after 5 years of constant abuse, has still 80% life left in it. Apart from that SSD/NVME drives are dirt cheap now, so why worry, use it as you wish, keep os image backups for a rainy day.
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