You don't need to do that.

 

For the same reason why you should not defrag an SSD.
You don't defrag flash memory. If you do, you'll just shorten its lifespan.

http://www.pcworld.com/article/2047513/fragging-wonderful-the-truth-about-defragging-your-ssd.html


Also:

"Defragging an SD card/SSD is not very helpful. Defragging a hard disc is. The purpose of defrag is to minimize the disc head making large sweeps back and forth across the disc as it tries to gather the data for any given file by making that file contiguous. A flash drive has no moving parts. That being said. If you have multiple files downloaded from your computer to your flash drive and those files are heavily fragmented then perhaps the card will have to move more electrons greater distances across the card. But, you'd have to be an actor in Tron to notice the difference.:icon_ banana:"

 

Flash memory in memory card has the properties of RAM, which means any address can be accessed randomly with no more delay than any other address, unlike mechanical/sequential media.

Consumer memory cards have changed to meet market demands and cost. Access speed is not actually 100% the same for many cases, but there isn't much you can do about this.
You could try SD card optimization, but I suggest not.

 

Get a class 10 SD instead.

 

That... doesn't really make much sense. How does an SD Card get corrupted? Or maybe I'm just being stupid and it's a thing that happens sometimes.

 

Dafck? I didnt bought cheapest. Th h2wtest was false (NoFake) and for some reason both, get corrupted. I cant do anything on them, (Install cias, do a new emunand etc.)

 

Don't ask stupid things. I know how to format, Fat32 with 32 or 64 size. I know like my hand.

 

Lmao, never use that defrag of windows. I use the defraggler from piriform.

 

I do a defrag on my SSD every 4 months. Or when i get 50% or more.

 

It's amazing how you haven't yet managed to break your SSD doing that.