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Toolbox 1.3

Hi all SSD usersI´m running XP pro 32 on Intel X25-V with system recovery enabled and vssvc.exe running. When I start Optimizer (v1.3.0.000) I get the following message:"The VSS (Volume Shadow Copy) service is either disabled or not functioning prope...

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Space Issue With X25-M

I had a question concerning disk space when you have multiple drives installed. I have my X25-M 80GB for windows 7 64 bit and a few programs, in addition to a 400GB HDD for everything else. My question is, why does my SSD fill up when I install pro...

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Driver RST 9.6.4.1002

it looks like there are a bunch of new version of the RST out therehttp://www.station-drivers.com/page/intel%20raid.htm http://www.station-drivers.com/page/intel%20raid.htmanybody tested the newest one 9.6.4.1002?I am going to install them once i get...

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X25-M G2 160GB stutters in SQL Server?

Hello everybody.I want to purchase this SSD for SQL Server, but I read on newegg a comment that says that it stutters under SQL Server:On a large SQL Server load to rebuild an in-memory object cache, it stutters very badly. It will be very fast and...

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160GB SSD showing as 110GB

I have a SSDSA1M160G2GN that is showing as about 110Gb in Windows 7 (c: windows and d: recovery partitions). Is there a way to determine where the other 50Gb is? Would Secure Delete "find" this lost data? Is the memory bad? Ideas?

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