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Old June 27th 20, 07:18 PM posted to microsoft.public.windowsxp.general
Pamela[_3_]
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Default Trimming Samsung SSD on WinXP?

On 18:36 27 Jun 2020, =?UTF-8?B?8J+YiSBHb29kIEd1eSDwn5iJ?= said:
On 27/06/2020 09:48, Pamela wrote:


How do you TRIM a Samsung SSD 860 EVO on WinXP/SP3?

Samsung's Magician software v5 won't install (may be an AMD
incompatibility) and V4 doesn't provide a TRIM option. V4 can't detect
system info (such as AHCI or SATA) and its options are all greyed out
except for a performance benchmark.

Is there another way to TRIM the SSD?


XP predates SSD so why are people using SSD on an archaic operating
system?Â* XP was good on the spinner hard disks and there was no need to
use anything other technology.

When are you going to buy a new machine with Windows 10?*


My main machine runs Windows 10 but what does that have to do with SSDs?

What exactly is computer used for in your household* If it is for basic
stuff like facebooking, twitter, emails and shopping then any junk OS
such as Linux would work on that clunker you currently sit on.*


SSDs go well with XP as they give an extra performance lift. I don't use
Twitter or Facebook.

Windows 10 is for serious users who are concerned about security and
serious useful work.


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