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LifeLock identity theft protection is not available in all countries. The Norton and LifeLock Brands are part of NortonLifeLock Inc. On Windows 10, Trim has surfaced in the Tools menu in Drive properties in a feature called Optimize.
Trim has been available since Windows 7 but back then was pretty much invisible to the end user. A Trim command is initialized to allow the operating system to inform an SSD about which blocks of data are no longer considered in use and can be wiped out for writing the data. On Windows 10, optimization can be initiated. This process is different from the traditional defragmentation procedure and is safe for SSDs. In SSDs, the Storage Optimizer is responsible for carrying out disk optimization and disk cleanup during idle time on a periodical basis. Microsoft has introduced the Defragment and Optimize Tool on Windows 8, which also includes the Storage Optimizer. However on Windows 8, a general optimization is carried out by the Defragment and Optimize Tool to handle various kinds of hard drives, including SSDs. On Windows 7, Disk Optimization(Defragmenting the SSD drive) might not make a big difference as compared to other disk types. Disk Optimization defragments SSD drive on Windows
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