A SSD or Solid State Drive is a data storage device that uses solid-state memory to store persistent data. They differ from the traditional hard disk drives in the sense that while the latter are electromechanical devices containing spinning disks and movable read-write heads, SSDs use microchips and contain no moving parts.

An SSD requires more care than regular hard drives. With all the advice online for SSD hard drives it can take hours of research and fiddling to properly setup your SSD drive.
SSD Tweak Utility lets you adjust the following Windows settings in seconds:
- Windows Indexing Service
- System Restore
- Windows Defrag
- Use Large System Cache
- Ntfs Memory Usage
- Disable 8.3 Filenames
- Disable Date Stamping
- Disable Boot Tracing
- Windows Prefetcher
- Windows Superfetch
- Windows Services
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