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  1. When I booted up my Windows 10 Pro (64-bit) machine, I got a prompt on my main screen that CCleaner had an update and I needed to download it and install.  So, I downloaded it, and when I started the installation all went well.  After a few moments it restarted my computer (not unusual), but when it booted, all four of my display panels were fouled up.  I have a 15" panel in portrait mode reserved for icons -- but they started popping up all over the place.  One of my main screens was blank, and the power/status LED indicated that it was no longer powered.  My main screen had some sort of crazy video resolution.  I use Stardoc's Fences to manage my icons, and it was gone.  I figured that the drivers were wiped out for my two video cards, so I went through the process of downloading the latest from nVidia.  After they installed, I rebooted and all was right.  But it cost me 30 minutes.

     

    Is this normal?  Have others had their video drivers messed up by CCleaner?

     

     

  2. ... But Flash drives are all solid state: there are no moving parts to move, hence no associated latencies, hence defragging won't improve performance. ...
    This confirms what I've heard elsewhere: defragging a SSD will not improve performance. However, I've also heard that since defragging will move all the date together, and since SSD will support only a finite number of read/write operations, defragging SSD could conceivably reduce the life of the circuits.

     

    So, unless proven otherwise, my Netbook (with two 16GB SSD's) will remain fragmented!

  3. .... That said, this is a Beta - I look forward to trying out the next version as I think it shows promise.

     

    I am surprised ... I thought that 99% of these applications used the same Microsoft API's. And because of that, I though that most would have similar performance characteristics ... sad!

  4. I only found one reference to RAID drives on the forum. May I assume that the defraggler defrags with success RAID-1 drives?

     

    Thanks !!

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