benherrmann

So the bottom line - experienced by many of us - is that both Speccy and Defraggler are erroneously recognizing conventional hard drives as SSD drives. Sounds like a major bug here - especially when windows recognizes them all properly.

Interesting - just ran Speccy and it also shows the drives as being SSD's also. But windows shows the drives (other than my C drive SSD) as conventional USB or SCSI devices.

Hello... I'm running a Windows 10 64 Bit OS (version 21H1). My C drive is the only drive that is a SSD drive (Transcend 500 Gig), but the rest of my internal and external hard drives are conventional types (1 through 5 TB's). When running Defraggler, it shows all of my drives as being SSD and warns me that I could do harm by defragging my drives. Why are my conventional hard drives (Western Digital and Seagate) being identified as SSD drives? What could be the reasons? Is there a setting I can change to correct this? Thanks, Ben