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Some people might not know that defragging an SSD can be very bad. Actually, a specific SSD can be worn out faster than usual if someone has defragged it too often. Anyhow, in the video right after the break, I’ll touch on why it is so! For the bonus I show you how to turn off the Windows 7′s automatic defragmentation schedule for all hard drives, and then I also show you how to manually defrag the traditional hard drives.
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Vinh Nguyen
