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Even when many do not know it, Windows 10 has activated a function that allows you to defragment hard drives or SSD En algunas situaciones. Esta es la herramienta de optimización de unidades, que probablemente les suene familiar a muchos de ustedes. En el caso de los SSD, de forma general está habilitado para ejecutarse al menos una vez al mes. Aún cuando probablemente esto no be lo que deseas.
Luckily, we have the opportunity to disable this SSD defrag in Windows 10. It is a fairly easy procedure, with which we can completely forget about this function. What do we have to do?
We must go to the task bar and in the search bar that is in it we must have access to the system. Since we have to access in this section. Once inside the system, we have to look at the column that appears on the left side of the screen.
(*10*)
In it we get several options. One of these options is called "system protection". We click on it and later a new window appears. Within it we must click on the configuration chapter. In the new screen that appears, we basically have to choose the option of Disable system protection.
By doing this, we are disabling this fragmentation that Windows 10 performs on our SSD. From what you can see that they are very simple steps to carry out. And it only takes a couple of minutes to complete them.
In case sometime in the future you want to reactivate this fragmentation of the SSD that has activated Windows 10, the steps to follow are the same as we have done now. But in this case you just have to re-enable the system protection option. With this I would be ready.
