This section describes how to use Windows PowerShell scripts included
with Intel SCS to tune the OS to work well with SSDs. Specifically, you
can use this process to adjust the prefetch logic, which caches
frequently accessed data from the disk drives into RAM for faster
access, since prefetching is unnecessary with solid state disk drives. In
order to run the OS tuning configuration scripts, you must create a
specialized Intel SCS profile that is used by the tuning script to adjust
the Windows settings.
Copy the Configuration Script to the Network
Copy the SCS-Configuration.ps1 script from the
\IntelSCS\Solutions_Framework\Scripts directory to a network share
that is accessible from your managed clients.
Create a Profile in the Intel SCS Console
This Intel SCS profile will be used by the script when you run it on each
client in the next section.
1. Open the Intel SCS console and open the profile list by clicking
Profiles at the top of the window.
2. Click the green “+”to create a new profile (Figure 6).
3. Select Intel SSD Pro for the Profile Type (Figure 7).
4. Enter a name for the profile (and description, if desired).
5. Click OK to continue.
6. On the settings dialog, select Tune DIPM and Tune SuperFetch
(Figure 8).
7. Click OK to finish the profile creation process.
8. Select the profile in the Profiles list to verify it was created
correctly.
Deploy Configuration to Clients
In Windows PowerShell, run the Configure-From-RCS.ps1 script with
the following command line:
.\SCS-Configure.ps1 –Component 0b93a9cb-64b1-
43ed-bc33-e5b0b8692694 -RCS rcs.fqdn.here –
ProfileName YourProfileName
Optional: Verify the configuration was applied correctly by running the
Intel SSD Toolbox on a test client and verifying no actions are required
within the “System Tuner” configuration tab.
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