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I recently noticed that Superfetch was disabled and Google quickly pointed out that this is normal when Windows thinks it is installed onto an SSD drive. Enabling it has basically no effect, though.

SSDs last a long time, but if your PC runs these background processes, you might be killing it slowly.

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