batata003

You mean I need to defrag my disc? Is that correct? It's useles.s.. defrag will not make sure everything TRIM didnt remove will be erased...

Could you please point me a software which optimises against SSD?

I can recover the files, completely! Not all the files but most the files are available to be recovered. Some files have even 10MB and I can recover them completely! I know small files can be kept at MBR but that is not my case, some files with MBs can be recovered! Using fsutils I can check that my OS is indeed using TRIM and I am sure my SSD supports TRIM... so what can be happening? If you want to make a remote view on my computer I allow you to check what is going on so you can improve this really nice piece of software!

I have a Windows 10 running using SSD. I have Kingston UV300 SSD and it allows TRIM. I also checked and my Windows is running with TRIM enabled. My question is this: after my server deletes files the TRIM feature of Windows and SSD should make any deleted files to be automatically "zeroed" at the SSD. But that is not the case: when I delete several files (also removed from recycle bin) and I run RECUVA I can recover most of the deleted files! Why TRIM is not making it's job correctly and preventing data from being recovered by RECUVA?