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• When I try to "Optimize the readers", I get "Value is not available" on a SSD

  I am running Windows 8 Pro. I can't optimize my SSD. I read online that I should be able to click on "Optimize" and who would send my SSD TRIM data in order to improve its performance. But currently "Analyze" and "Optimize" buttons are grayed out for my solid state drive. The current state also show "optimization is not available.

  Thanks for any help.

  Same thing here.

  Went to Windows "Optimizing disks", click on optimizing, but he said "Value is not available" and then the button "Optimize" changed in gray.

  When I manually ran the automatic Maintenance (Control Panel > Action Center > maintenance > start maintenance), I noticed a lot of reading and writing for the SSD during the maintenance process.  So I opened 'Optimize the readers' and he has done exactly as she was running the Disk Defragmenter (despite it, grateful that he was a Solid State Drive).  I looked in the resource monitor to see what that wrote for the SSD and I don't remember the exact name of the process, but it was something with defrag in the name.  I had already done Windows Experience Index before that, then Windows knew that an SSD has been installed and it showed as such under 'média Type', so I don't know why it was running a disk defragmentation.

  I just ran the automatic Maintenance again, but this time it doesn't seem to be running defrag as it did the first time I ran it.  But, it continues to display "Value is not available" to optimize disks.

  Then, when he says "Value is not available", which means exactly?  DisableDeleteNotify showing 0 (indicating the PAD is on), but is windows sends always TRIM wants the SSD or not?

• TRIM function is available on the SSD for XP?

  A TRIM command allows an operating system inform a SOLID-STATE (SSD) drive, the data blocks are no longer considered as being used and can be wiped internally.

  Dealer told me that the TRIM is a function of build-in Windows 7, but not Windows XP.

  Someone has suggestions how work with TRIM? If I install SSD in Window XP.

  Thanks in advance for your suggestions

  You would probably have no difficulty to run 32-bit applications on a 64-bit Windows 7. 64-bit would be preferable to allow the use of more than 4 GB memory. Before the upgrade, run the Advisor...

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/is-is/Windows/downloads/Upgrade-Advisor

  .. .he may be material reasons (not associated with a TRIM) or software reasons that would prevent the upgrade.

  Tricky

• HP dv7t CTO Corei7, Win7... this laptop can run on SSD TRIM

  I have a new HP dv7t CTO Notebook, Core-i7, Win7 64 bit, 128 GB Crucial SSD SATA III.  I also have a different, smaller, installed SSD in the 2nd Bay to store data.

  I tried to activate the TRIM for the SSD 128 GB without success.

  QUESTION: Can CUT this laptop stand?

  QUESTION: The problem could be that I have a 2nd installed SSD?

  Thanks for your help.

  The Crucial SSD M4 disc provides a native TRIM support and TRIM is enabled by default in Windows 7. To enable and to verify if its active steps, there is no way.

  Click the Start button and type "cmd" without the quotes and press Ctrl + Shift + Enter in prompt, type the following command - fsutil behavior query disabledeletenotify
  

  After execution of the command, if it returns 0 then CUT is IT in Windows
  

• Portege Z30A - firmware update available for PM851 SSD?

  Someone (else) have a SSD PM851 in their Toshiba Z30A? (Windows 'Device Manager' will show only).

  It has come to my attention that these drives have a serious flaw in their firmware that affect performance.
  Google search for 'firmware 840 EVO performance' to find the patches for the commercial version of the Samsung.

  Y at - it for the PM851 SSD firmware update?

  My Toshiba Z30A delivered with such an SSD.

  I've updated my machine with 840 EVO and I ve installed S... Software Wizard so I was informed about the latest firmware update and I ve installed.
  I ve checked manufacturer s page to support SSDS but I didn t find anything for PM851 SSD so I think that the firmware update is currently not available.

• No VR command available after upgrade

  We have recently upgraded to vCenter 5.5.0 2175560 and I then improved the VR for VR 5.5.1.4 device. We had been to vCenter 5.1.x and 5.1.x.x VR (latest version compatible with vCenter 5.1).  I think I did everything correctly. All of the rehearsals that would continue to work, but I can't make changes. For each replicated VM, under Actions, I get "no action available. For unreplicated VMS, "Setting up replication" is grayed out. I have spent a bit of time to research on this problem, but haven't found anything. The first thing that comes to mind is that it is a permissions issue, but I have the Administrator role.

  We use a vCenter to replicate virtual machines between data centers managed by the same server vCenter. At first I thought maybe I should add the vCenter server as target a site, but it looks like this is not necessary when using a vCenter.

  Am I missing something?  Any help would be greatly appreciated.

  Hello

  There is a problem after the VR upgrade:

  shares of vSphere in vSphere Client Web replication not available after upgrade. If you follow the steps to complete the upgrade of the vSphere replication device if the vCenter Server IP change but use vSphere Web Client 5.5 before you upgrade the unit of replication vSphere, actions of replication with the replication vSphere plugin not available.

  Solution: Restart the vSphere WebClient service in Windows Services, or vCenter Server virtual appliance (VAMI) management interface if you are using the vCenter Server Appliance.

  Source: VMware vSphere replication 5.5 Release Notes

  I hope this helps.

• xw6400 xw6600 xw8400 xw8600: Trim SSD support pilot solution ESB2 xw workstations

  EDIT: IT TURNS OUT THAT THIS PROBLEM EXISTS IN THE W10PRO64 INSTALL ON HP XW WORKSTATIONS AND PROBABLY OTHERS.  SEE THE MAIN 7/16 MESSAGE.

  I worked on a project to help another Member of this forum, and just made a significant breakthrough related to workstations xw, their storage and support TRIM SSD controllers driver version.  I discovered this when working with Hard Disk Sentinel Pro version 4.60, the free trial version.

  It turns out that the Sentinel program can probe a SSD and see what parts of the usual special OS components for the optimization of the SSD are installed, and especially if DECORATIVE knowledge for the SSD is really at work.  In their FAQ, they explain that the operating system can have the function TRIM supported, but this PAD can actually be disabled despite the operating system having received the appropriate command to turn it on.  This is due to hardware (storage controller chipset is perhaps simply not able to do) or software (the version of the driver for this chipset may be unable, but a newer driver may operate properly).

  I fell exactly this problem of driver and bet that few of us knew that this might be the case.  Xw6400, xw6600 and xw8400 xw8600 workstations that all use the same storage ESB2 controller chipset and the xw6600 I was working on a series THAT SSD Intel 320 returned a response to my probe with Hard Disk Sentinel TRIM was supported but disabled.  Another xw6600 with SSD even reported THAT TRIM has been supported and active.  The first was using ESB2 8.6.2.1315 drivers older drivers and the second was using my 'best' favorite ESB2 drivers 10.0.0.1046.

  I ran the normal TRIM check control on the first xw6600 (DisableDeleteNotify fsutil behavior query) and she came back from 0 (which means the TRIM is enabled in my W7Pro64 OS).  Run the cmd as administrator, using an elevated command prompt.  It turns out that 0 operating system response does not mean THAT TRIM is currently working... it just means that it might work if the hardware and the driver have both were sufficient.

  I then updated my driver storage controllers ESB2 via Device Manager for the 64-bit version 10.0.0.1046, re-directed Hard Disk Sentinel, and now have TRIM both supported and active.

  This is an important finding... goal before, with the ESB2 8.6.2.1315 drivers, I could manually run the TRIM of the Intel ToolBox software, but now the operating system can run TRIM automatically, at regular intervals.  I'm just happy that I had already set on this 10.0.0.1046 defined as my drivers of go - to for clean installs a long time ago.  Those who, moreover, are not what you get the installer of HP DVD.  I got them from Intel.  Target the x 64 folder of the Device Manager for travel it driver update method, assuming you are using a 64-bit operating system.

  Note the arrows below, with 3 photos showing (1) a version clone on a disk of a source image of HARD drive, then (2) a clone of build on an SSD of the source image to HARD drive (with the old drivers) and finally (3) build a clone on a SSD HARD drive (with these new drivers installed) image.

  

  Former pilots and note that Acronis or operating system specific SSD components added automatically:

  

  Now, with the 10.0.0.1046 new drivers:

  

  You can use a trial version of Hard Disk Sentinel to confirm whether or not your SSD TRIM feature works actually automatically operating system and if not then try some new drivers of storage controllers and check again.  I found Hard Disk Sentinel to be rather intrusive, so do not keep not installed other than for this type of test.

  I have prepared a number of HP W7Pro64 xw workstations running the activation of W10Pro64 and stumbled upon the fact that the W10Pro64 standard install places older drivers of storage in the setup controller have been recorded previously in W7Pro64 moved to 'support' TRIM but do not have automatic controlled by regular OS TRIM SSD feature enabled.  It has, instead, been 'disabled '.

  It's one thing to manually run TRIM once a month, but you should really have the OS taking care of this task and do not forget.

  For HP workstations that use the storage controller chipset ESB2 and emulation of BIOS SATA value 'RAID + AHCI' or 'RAID' If this other option is not available (same driver install results, whatever) there is a problem.  I have not studied upward in the ZX00 or ZX20/ZX40 generations yet because they use other chipsets and drivers for this task.  ESB2 chipset workstations include the xw6400, xw8400, xw6600, xw8600, more a lot more HP.

  The W10Pro64 install results in automatically install the driver of ESB2 being 8.6.2.1025 with driver date 10/08/10.  With a Hard Disk Sentinel program detects that TRIM SSD is supported but not active:

  

  After updating the driver for the 10.0.0.1046 more recent version, dated from 13/09/10, the TRIM feature for the operating system has been both took in charge and active:

  

  I found Hard Disk Sentinel a tool valuable, but a little intrusive, so I install only to such experiences and then uninstall.

  Thus, greeting take is the same for these workstations running W10Pro64 it was when they are run under W7Pro64 (see above messages, 1/16).  Update the 10.0.0.1046 storage ESB2 if controller driver version you want as your SSD that will be automatically triggered by W10 for cleaning PAD regularly.

  Who remembers to do it manually?

• IDE ATA/ATAPI controllers does not, unable to TRIM SSD

  I'm having a problem with my newly installed SSD. I just got an Alienware Aurora R4 with Windows 8. I immediately cloned the HDD to a vector of OCZ serving 256 GB drive of EaseUs ToDo Backup, which worked perfectly when I just upgraded to an SSD on my laptop. At the beginning I had a problem with recognition by car, but then ensured this bios was set to AHCI and UEFI and finally to load Windows 8. I reformatted the hard drive 2 TB for Data (d :)) and loaded all my music, videos etc..) Then when I went to optimize my readers, I clicked on the optimization of the DDI, and she went from needing optimization to "optimization is not available" - which it is said now and is gray. I realized that it is a question as optimization in Win 8 on an active SSD TRIM (works on my laptop).  Do not know if it is a matter of concern, but the (I'm sure that what is already hidden) partition DIAGS on the original drive received a drive letter (e :)) on the SSD.

  Anyway back to the no optimization/TRIM. My first reaction was to google "Value is not available" and I found this link.

  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Forum/windows_8-performance/when-i-try-to-optimize-drives-i-get-optimization/20a45c49-a774-42B1-8317-20ef7799b6ad

  The poster says he fixed his problem by updating its storage controller drivers. "Basically, I downloaded the latest drivers Intel Rapid Storage Technology for Windows 8."
  I checked my control of storage drivers in Device Manager, and these are listed:

  Intel (r) 600 Series chipset SATA AHCI controller
  Microsoft storage controller

  Read more in the article someone else with a similar problem mentioned tried using the admin command promp to activate the TRIM (what to me then tried and had the exact same message of error/result), with the following results:

  Type "defrag c:/l '.

  Coating invoking the name of the drive (C :)...)

  Lining: 100% full.

  The requested operation is not supported by the hardware of the volume. (0x8900002A)

  This individual, and then upgraded to Windows 8 and leaves choose drivers and apparently its has started working. He mentioned its IDE ATA/ATAPI Controller amended in both disk management. Reading that I decided to see what mine were and noticed that I have not yet to IDE ATA/ATAPI controller listed in disk management on my system! Even when the control to display hidden is not a controller to IDE ATA/ATAPI list. Should I do this?

  I went to the controller driver dell to check to see if I needed updates. It shows me only Windows 7 updates as it says that my R4 Aurora accompanies when I added my service code (is there a way to fix this?). I just chose to watch an empty Arurora R4 and was able to see the drivers of Windows 8 and downloaded all updates that seemed relevant (also update bios to A07 A06). When I downloaded the class Serial ATA driver (7D9TS) and you click Update, it says just the file is decompressed, but have not installed anywhere (unlike the other pilots).

  If anyone knows why I don't have IDE ATA/ATAPI listed and how to get this device?

  For those who have an SSD on their Aurora R4 with Win 8 are you able to optimize and what drivers you have this affect it?

  What are the latest drivers Intel Rapid Storage Technology for Windows 8 and how do I know if I have same Intel Rapid storage available?

  Thank you very much. Sorry the length, but I wanted to be as detailed as possible.

  SUTEKH

  I'm having a problem with my newly installed SSD. I just got an Alienware Aurora R4 with Windows 8. I immediately cloned the HDD to a vector of OCZ drive 256 GB using EaseUs ToDo Backup,

  I think that the problems started here, on this stage of EaseUs.

  I hope that you always have this original Image backup... probably on an external USB or something. Good... Keep this forever (especially since it looks like that delete you the original copy/drive).

  You have to clean install Win - 8 (and support adequate and other drivers chipset) this SSD so you can check the materials. It is not easy because of no victory-8 media and hidden serial OEM key. You may need to talk with Dell for some OEM DVD or USB Flash media.

  Personally, I would have also created the Dell 16 GB USB Flash device recovery initially. It might be useful now. He could have facilitated a full restore of your OEM-Windows-8... same "bare metal" (to your Virgin SSD).

• Extreme SSD 120GB - No. TRIM support for Linux later? $150 wasted?

  I am a customer of Sandisk's long-term and generally been happy with their products.

  My favorite and the only OS is Linux, like the millions of PC users, laptop, Tablet and smartphone world. I'm about to take delivery of a brand new Sandisk Extreme SSD 120 GB. This is my 2nd SSD (the other being of Kingston). I just found this review online (newegg.com) about current support for Sandisk Extreme SSD TRIM for Linux:

  "Cannot support a topping on LINUX. I also use EXT4 throw tag in/etc/fstab and it does not work. I sent Sandisk. They said: "I understand that you were not able to activate the TRIM on your SSD 120 GB extreme linux system command. We are sorry for the inconvenience this problem may have caused. »

  Then I remember seeing this in own of Sandisk SSD info online:

  "Any operating system can be installed on an SSD. There is NO compatibility problem with regard to the operating system. Windows, Mac, Linux, Unix any version or BACK can be installed on an SSD.
  Certain features such as the PLATE only are supported in mode native on the latest operating systems such as Windows 7 and Mac OS 10.6 and higher. »

  I'm worried. First of all, I have always use the latest version of Linux, continually updated to day and make all the necessary preparations for the maximum performance of SSD (including changes to operating and fstab AHCI). Then my other SSD worked flawless since (installed 6 months ago) news including the TRIM under Linux.

  Then I read elsewhere that Sandisk provides no SSD firmware still updates (?). Is this correct?

  If so, then Houston, we have a (major) problem. Product not suitable to use? Misrepresentation of product? Inadequate technical support? Incomplete engineering front of dumping on the market?

  I might be worrying unduly. Heck, I really hope someone can help me, clarity and TRIM unlimited direct. Can I use my new Sandisk Extreme SSD as my other player, without product development stressful of Sandisk. (Before I drop the fanboys Win7 and Mac, Linux is also valid in the real world like any OS corporate-drone. Heck one day you too could see the light...)

  Good news all around. Extreme SSD arrived and installed without a hitch. Also received a number of useful answers E-mail of Support technical Sandisk (thanks, notably, spear, who approached the plate). In short, if you have a recent Linux kernel installed, opt for the filesystem ext4 on both / and / Home. But first of all to be absolutely sure that you have selected the AHCI option in the section of the BIOS of your motherboard SATA mode. (Flashing the latest mainboard BIOS should also help.) So to allow TOPPING Linux offers edit you your file/etc/fstab to include the "noatime" instructions and "throw" in the lines making reference to / and / Home. Save and you should be good to go. So to answer my own original doubts - TRIM is supported for latest Linux OS provided that you follow the installation process. I lose $150? Probably not, but only time and toggle NAND will tell!

• Should I activate the TRIM?  Profile of said system that both my SSD have NO TRIM support...

  Hello!

  I'm new in the world of SSDS.  I recently bought two SSDS for use with mini OWC Thunderbay e:

  ADATA SP550 - my OS El Capitan

  Samsung 850 EVO - storage media

  When I go to each drive in System Profiler, each have a bug, fat 'no' next to the field in Support of TRIM.

  I know that Apple does not want to take charge of third party records, because they will not be held responsible for data loss or corruption.  That's why System Profiler telling me this?  Or are these two truly on readers list it naughty and I should definitely not turn Trim?

  I appreciate all of your comments!  Thank you!

  This isn't a bug. That's all just a report. Unless you are using an Apple brand SSD TRIM is not enabled. It's normal. You need a third-party utility to allow the TRIM: Trim Enabler. Or you can leave this option disabled. SSD of today can better actual work without TRIM. So you might as well not worry. See topping Talk. If the SSD using a controller strength sand THAT TRIM is not really necessary.

• PNDH IP command is not available?

  Hello world

  I'll put up a 871 and I configured my tunnel0 interface, but I can't type in orders for ip PNDH.

  I currently have:

  interface Tunnel0

  bandwidth 1000

  10.10.10.20 IP address 255.255.255.0

  IP access-group 101 in

  no ip redirection

  no ip unreachable

  no ip proxy-arp

  IP 1400 MTU

  IP virtual-reassembly

  route IP cache flow

  IP tcp adjust-mss 1360

  dissemination of IP ospf network

  IP ospf priority 0

  source of tunnel FastEthernet4

  multipoint gre tunnel mode

  key to tunnel 10000

  Tunnel SDM_Profile1 ipsec protection profile

  end

  When I type in ip PNDH? I get an error of command not recognized.

  I have to activate before having the command available?

  Thank you

  Ali

  Hello

  A quick look at the function browser shows that PNDH must 'Advanced IP Services' or a "Enterprise Services IP" feature set. Or the other of those run you?

  HTH

  Andrew.

• I can install Windows 7 64-bit disk external eSATA SSD as my OS boot?

  I would like to install on in-house, but I also need to run RAID disks for my data for redundancy.  I want to we SSD for my OS drive for obvious reasons (speed).  But the TRIM command to clean up the SSD is not functional through RAID controllers.  I wonder if Windows 7 is set up and operate from an eSATA drive?  My BIOS doesn't let me choose eSATA as a boot drive, but I've seen messages that mention the operating system Windows do not allow you to install on external drives.  I understand also is the eSATA 3 Gb/s, but I wonder if there are differences in bandwidth external case?

  Or maybe the native command of Windows 7 ATA-TRIM works through RAID controllers?

  Otherwise, I could have all the discs for the IDE installation, and then use Windows software RAID controller, but I believe that would considerably slow down my data disks, which is far from ideal as.

  Any clarity on this would be appreciated.  I don't want to go down a path of $700 and a lot of time if the result is not good.

  Hi Jeff_Elucidate,

  You can install Windows 7 on external hard drive ESATA. Plugin from the player to your computer, go to the BIOS and make sure the ESATA drive is set as the default device to start. And during the installation of Windows 7 to install the necessary drivers and you must have your Windows 7 installed on drive ESATA.

  You can check the link below:
   
  http://social.answers.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/GettingReadyforWindows7/thread/3f2060b5-fe58-4475-94BB-48af9a2a0054

  With regard to:

  Swati K - Microsoft support technician

  Visit our Microsoft answers feedback Forum and let us know what you think

• Use of the COMPENSATOR for SSD

  Can someone enlighten me on how to use the TRIM for my SSD function? According to Windows, the TRIM is enabled. What I need to know, is if it is a function that is called and executed automatically by the system? Or is this something that I need to manually call as a routine preventive maintenance (similar to the use of defragment)? Thanks for any advice.

  Remember - this is a public forum so never post private information such as numbers of mail or telephone!

  Ideas:

  • You have problems with programs
  • Error messages
  • Recent changes to your computer
  • What you have already tried to solve the problem

  Useful information for SSD users with NVIDIA motherboards:

  Even if the Trim is enabled in Windows 7, mothers nForce NVIDIA cards do not send the order to the SSD TRIM.

  You can uninstall the well Nvidia controller in Device Manager and install the controller IDE from Microsoft, that allows to send commands to COMPENSATION for SSDS.

  Head to the Device Manager (menu start open, type Device Manager), and click on "IDE ATA/ATAPI controllers" and you will see 3 Nvidia Serial ATA Controllers. Right click on one of them and click on 'Properties' and go to the tab 'Pilot' 'Update Driver '. Click on "Browse my computer", then "Let me choose". You will see the option to choose "Standard dual channel PCI IDE Controller". Click this button and click on 'Next' and let it install.

  Do the same for the other Nvidia controllers in Device Manager, and then restart your system. After you have installed the controllers, you will be asked to restart again.

  SSD will have now a slight performance gain with the TRIM command, and ordinary hard drives also have a slight increase as well.

  I have an ASUS P5N - D 750i SLI motherboard and now my Trim actually works.

• What disk ssd works best with 2012 model

  I need to replace my hard drive in my MacBook Pro mid-2012. A PNY CS1311 will be a good choice?

  I just did an upgrade to SSD on my MBP mid-2012 13 inches.

  I used a Samsung Evo 850-series SSD (500 GB).

  However, you can also use a less expensive but all too good

  Trion OCZ SSD 150-series.

  Don't forget to enable support for these SSD trim

  Open 'terminal app' and type 'sudo trimforce activate', select YES, YES... .and restart start when finished.

  Or you could buy an OWC SSD more expensive which crops not need support.

  If good recommendation is to use at least 240 GB. partitions for each operating system that you plan to use.

  If you plan use boot camp with OS - X and MS-Windows-10 then buy a 480 GB or larger SSD.

• SSD upgrade for Satellite Pro P200 (PSPB7A-01000J) - possible?

  Hello world

  I had a Satellite Pro P200 for 3 years and more. It came with Vista Business pre-installed, but I have successfully installed Windows 7 a few months ago.

  A few months ago, I replaced the C drive in my office with a Solid State Drive and now he sings - program start and loading of the system is much faster than before.

  Now I'm wondering if the SSD upgrade even could be done to my trusty P200 and if yes, what brand/model of SSD could be better. It should be 128 GB or 256 GB maybe.

  Anyone else been in this way? The results? Pitfalls?

  All responses appreciated.

  Thank you.

  Greg.

  Hello

  I think that it should be possible.
  You must use a SATA SSD drive since the laptop supports the SATA controller.
  To be honest, I never tried to upgrade the laptop with a SSD but SSD is not very different from the HARD drive and normally should not be a problem.
  In some cases, an update of the firmware of SSD may be necessary but usually these firmware updates should be available on the SSD drive manufacturer support page.