Tweak-SSD

[hjlbx]

This is quite a slick SSD optimization utility by Total Idea:

Tweak-SSD for SSD 'drives' on Windows 7, Windows 8 and Windows 10 - Totalidea Software

From the vendor webpage:

Tweak-SSD is a specialized product beside our famous 'Tweak' product line, which started with Tweak-XP back in 2001. It was designed for SSD 'drives' (Solid State Drives) and to optimize Windows 7, Windows 8.x and Windows 10 for the use of such drives in order to get the most out of an SSD.

Several aspects of a Windows 7, Windows 8.x or Windows 10 system can be optimized for a better performance of SSD 'drives'. Tweak-SSD does not require the user to know anything about the hiiden operating system secrets related to a better SSD performance. Its' intuitive wizard like user interface with red-green switch buttons that indicate the best setting for your system, makes it easy to use even for the regular Window user. Let Tweak-SSD suggest all the best settings, enable them with a few single mouse clicks, restart your system and your system is ready to go.

Tweak-SSD is the only tool you need to get all out of your SSD 'drive'.

 

[Alkajak]

@hjlbx Have you tried this? Wondering if it does anything different than Samsung Magician "OS optimization" does for a Samsung SSD.

 

[hjlbx]

@hjlbx Have you tried this? Wondering if it does anything different than Samsung Magician "OS optimization" does for a Samsung SSD.

I have tried it. It is very simple to use. No scheduled SSD TRIM; manual-only and only available in paid product. I just use Tweak-SSD to optimize OS settings and use the built-in Windows Optimize Drives.

I would bet Samsung SSD utility is basically the same, but I have never used it. Tweak-SSD might have a few additional optimizations.

I would try the Tweak-SSD demo...

 

[RodM1956]

Can this be used with Diskeeper or Perfect Disk ?

 

[Kantry123]

this actually makes no difference,
Windows knows best and how to optimize itself for SSD.
for the TRIM operation you can use the built in Optimize and Defrag which doesn't defrag but TRIM's the SSD.

Regards