How to optimize Windows 7 64-bit system SSD solid state hard disk

Sometimes in order to increase the memory of Win7 system, we will install a solid state hard disk to the computer, but after adding the solid state hard disk, how can we speed up its speed and let the system run? Faster? Today Xiaobian tells everyone a solution, interested users come and see.

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Solution:

1, the installation, the solid state hard drive when you try to select plugged into the SATA socket 3.0, if if your motherboard with SATA3.0 this will enable faster transmission speed;

2, a partition, when you can like a normal hard disk partition, but few remember to check & ldquo; align to the following The integer multiple of the number of sectors, then select 4096, 4K alignment can make the read write faster.

3, use AHCI mode, we open the computer directly to the Registry Editor window, and then expand HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE /SYSTEM /CurrentControlSet /Servicesmsahci in the menu on the left, then the right to modify Disk Mode , the numerical data can be modified to 0. After that, remember to restart your computer for the settings to take effect. It should be noted that the AHCI mode must also be enabled in the BIOS.

4, the second way to optimize the SSD is to open the Trim function. Let's open the Start menu, then find the Command Prompt option in all Programs - Accessories, right click to run as administrator, then enter fsutil behavior QUERY DisableDeleteNotify in the Run window and click Enter, so you can query the current Trim function. The state, in general, the system is enabled by default.

5, the third way to optimize the SSD is to turn off the system recovery function. Many friends may not know that the system recovery function will affect the read and write capabilities of the SSD.

6. The fourth way to optimize the SSD is to turn off the disk index, which can reduce the unnecessary read and write to achieve high-speed operation of the SSD.

The above is the way to speed up the SSD of the Win7 system. Users in need can follow these steps on their own computers.