Nándor, SSDs don't use convensional defraggers they use what is known as TRIM. W10 uses this option automatically unless it's disabled. This giveaway uses a defragger for HDDs and a TRIM for SSDs.

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"So this is good also for SSD hard drives? I always heard defraggers do not work with SSD drives!"

If you have system restore enabled for an SSD, Windows will defrag it maybe once a month as necessary. If you want to see for yourself, search Event Viewer & you'll see both Trim & Optimize listed separately for the SSD.

hanselman.com/blog/the-real-and-complete-story-does-windows-defragment-your-ssd

"Anyone has an idea how this software works?"

Defrag is defrag -- 3rd party apps like Smart Defrag Pro normally use Windows api, using the same mechanism to move data around as Windows -- but Smart Defrag Pro adds a number of features Windows does not have... it will tend to squeeze the data towards the start of the partition more than Windows, which leaves more unused space, and it will reorder that data, so the most important &/or most used files are located on the fastest part of the hard disk [read / write times are not the same on the innermost tract of the platters compared to the track furthest from the center]. Additional features are listed in the ad blurp on today's GOTD page, e.g., "can defrag Windows registry".

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