Hi,
try reducing the size of your restore point partition. This is relatively easy to do by opening the run command, type sysdm.cpl and then click on system protection followed by the configure tab. I think by default it's set to 2% or similar so using the slider I simply reduce it as far as it will go which is only 1% but you will get some more space for the SSD.
First off pnamajck, let me assure you that my computing experience with ssd's has been nothing short of incredible. My computer is unbelievably fast. Windows loads in 30 sec. My DESKTOP system is custom built by POLYWELL. Everything is original, nothing added. System is 6 years old & there have been no problems. The system has a 500GB data drive. Today, I could replace my three 40GB ssd's in RAID 0 with a single 250 GB drive which would probably be as fast or faster than the RAID 0 array. Anyway, my real concern (which no one has commented on) is whether one of the SSD's might be on the verge of failing. Thanks for your suggestions.
Hmm not wanting to burst any bubbles here but 30 seconds isn't actually that fast.. My pc, which isn't the fastest, boots in 6 seconds.My computer is unbelievably fast. Windows loads in 30 sec.
when you drive down one of the three so that you will know you, you have no data...3 x 40GB SSD in RAID 0