Maybe Janos can explain why they think Vista has OS level TRIM support and how to enable it? Or properly detect OS level TRIM support with all supported versions of Windows right back to Windows 95! Which by the executables settings suggest it won't run under Windows 95,98 or ME as it's linked to require at least Windows NT 4.0 not NT 0.0 which would be required to be loadable under pre-NT versions of windows. Then reboot back into the older version of windows. Only workaround I have found is to create a windows 10 WinPE environment with command line defrag and optimisation support built in and to manually boot to the WinPE and in an admin command prompt to trigger a manual optimisation of SSD drives. It has to be implemented at custom driver level which is virtually non-existent. Under Vista/Server 2008 and earlier the Operating Systems do not support the TRIM function at the Operating System level. "Operating System TRIM Function: Supported, Disabled" Under Vista (which formally does NOT support TRIM) this reports on an SSD drive that If your data is important, you owe it to yourself to get a copy of Hard Disk Sentinel today!
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