Hvad du beskriver er stort set altid tilfælde med SSDer. Det jeg beskriver nedenfor har jeg selv gjort på begge mine PCer med SSD. Det vil frigøre betydelige mægnder plads, og sørge for at det ikke bliver fyldt med unødvendige ting. Det tager ikke mere end 5 minutter.
Følg de 6 trin. De er taget fra linket nedenfor, og der kan du læse mere hvis du er interesseret. De 6 trin jeg har kopieret ind er under punkt 9 i linket.
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http://www.hardwarecanucks.com/forum/st ... first.htmlHvis ikke det løser dit problem, så sig til.
1) There is no need to turn off the Defrag service if you have a HDD as well as a SSD. IF you install windows 7 on to a SSD this should be OFF. To verify it is. Open up “My Computer” and right click on your SSD’s drive (e.g. “C” drive). This will open up a popup. Select “properties”. Select “Tools” tab. Press the “Defragment now…” button. Under the “Schedule” area towards the top of the new popup window it should say “Schedule defragmentation is turned off”. IF it says anything else than this press the “Run on a Schdeule” button and in the new popup window UNTICK “Run on a schedule (recommended)”. Press OK. Reboot.
2) This will vary depending on which program’s cache you want to move off the SSD. This is how you do FireFox’s:
Type about:config in the address bar and click on the "I'll be careful, I promise!" button. You now have access to the config file for FF. Right click anywhere you want and in the dropdown box select “New” then “String”. This will open a new popup. Type “browser.cache.disk.parent_directory” and press the “OK” button. Then type in the new location for the Cache director for the string value. For example “D:\Firefox” to move it a folder called “firefox” on your D drive. Press OK. Reboot Firefox for it to take affect.
3) Click on the Start button, and then right Click you “Computer” or “My Computer” icon on your desktop. In the drop down box select “Manage”. This will open up a new window. On the right hand side you will see many options under “Computer Management (Local)”, click on the last one. Its called “Services and Applications”. This will expand its options, click on “Services”. In the left hand window scroll down and then double click on “Windows Search”. In the new popup windown look for the “Startup type:” drop down box. Change it to “Disabled”. Press “Apply” button at bottom, then press the “OK” button. Reboot.
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Click on the Start button, and then Right Click you “Computer” or “My Computer” icon on your desktop. In the drop down box select Properties. In the pop up window select “advanced System Settings”. This will pop up another window. It should have the “Advanced” Tab already selected. If not click on it. Towards the top of the page look under the “performance” section and press the “settings” button. This will open up a new window. The “Advanced” tab should already be selected. If not select it. Under the “virtual memory” section press the “Change” button. If “automatically manage paging file size for all drives” is ticked, untick it. Select C and select “No paging file” then press “set”. The system is going to complain to you. Ignore it. Then select the Drive you want to have the page file reside on (e.g “D” drive assuming D is a HDD and not a SSD). You can make it a custom size if you wish or leave it as “system managed size” that is up to you. Press “OK”. Now reboot.
5) Change superfetch
To do this you need to open up regedit. Press the start button and in the search bar type in “regedit.exe”. This will open up regedit. Under “HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE” drill down to “SYSTEM”, then “CurrentControlSet”, ten “Control” then “Session Manager”, then “Memory Management” and finally “PrefetchParameters”. This all happens in the left hand side. When you get to the bottom level on the right hand side find the “EnablePrefetcher” key. Double click it and change the value to “2”. Press Ok. Do this for SuperFetch key as well. Reboot. This will make it cache boot files only. If you set it “0” it will be off. I prefer not to do this.
If this sounds like too much hassle you can try “TweakPrefetch” which is very easy to use.
Manage Prefetch & Superfetch settings with TweakPrefetch
6) Press the start button and in the search bar type in “cmd” and press enter. This will open up an old school dos box. In it type “powercfg -h off”. Reboot.
The reason you really want to disable hibernate is becuase it takes up a lot of room and uses a lot nand cell writes as the entire contents of the ram are written to the SSD every time you use it. This is a bad thing. Add in the fact that a cold boot is awfully darn quick and the speed difference between a a cold boot vs hibernate is not that great and you can see why you really will want to disable it!