The update is intended for Windows 10 20H2, which is expected in autumn. Update KB4571744 for Windows 10 V2004 and 20H2Ĭurrently Microsoft is testing update KB4571744 with Windows Insiders, as I mentioned in the blog post Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 19042.487 (20H2). Defrag also wants to perform trims on non-SSD drives and unnecessarily tries to optimize hard drives as well, because the information when a drive was optimized last time is forgotten. This leads to the unpleasant effect that SSDs are optimized more often than necessary. Blog reader Volker had already noted this in this German comment at the end of May 2020. The drive optimization of Windows Update (Version 2004) no longer remembers the latest version, but shows 'Never run, optimization required'. For the most part, you won’t notice the difference when using your PC, but it does make a difference in the way your computer accesses information.I had already mentioned the problem in June 2020 in the blog post Windows 10 2004: Bug defragments SSDs too often. During the consolidation process it will attempt to organize data on your drive in a way to make it quicker to access.
Windows will first analyze the drive, then do a pass over your drive before consolidating it. Generally, if your drive is more than ten percent fragmented after analysis, defragging the drive will improve its performance.ĥ. When you’re ready, click on the drive you want to analyze and click “Analyze.” You’ll also be able to see notifications if the schedule was missed as well as choose what drives are included in the schedule you set.Ĥ. You can schedule this during the night so that it doesn’t interfere with your everyday computer activities.
Optimize Drives in Windows 8 can be run automatically at any interval you choose, and this is often the best way to defrag your hard drive or removable device.
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