[Defragging Policy for SSDs]

"Analyze" means just reading, not means to write or move fragment files. So,  an analysis of the SSD is not detrimental to its life.

 

When you click "defragment " button, first, Wise Disk Cleaner will detect (not analyze) your disk whether is an SSD, if yes,  it will ask you whether continue to do defragment, if you click "no", it will cancel analysis and defragment on ssd, skip to analyze next disk.

Thanks, Wisecleaner. That answers my initial misgivings.

[Defragging Policy for SSDs]

Hi,

Registry defrad is different with Disk defrag.

Registry defrag analyzes and then compresses your redundant registry fragments. This will not affect the performance of SSD.

Disk defrag will check and analyzes your disks first, it will skip the defragment when finding SSD drive.

Thanks for your response. From this I presume that you are saying that both Registry Analysis and Disk Analysis will be performed irrespective of whether it is an SSD or not. My understanding is that even an analysis of the SSD is detrimental to its life. Your comments on this?

[Defragging Policy for SSDs]

I could not find any reference to solid state drives. Normally one would expect the software to detect if the drive in question is solid state, in which case defragging should be disabled automatically. Not finding such an assurance I am wary of clicking on the registry cleaner and drive cleaner utilities build into this software. What IS the software author's policy on this?

[Registry and Disk Defragmentation]

Thank you. That WAS quick.

[Registry and Disk Defragmentation]

Can somebody confirm that Registry and Disk Defragmentation are automatically disabled in the case of Solid State Drives? I find no mention of this in the configuration tab.