I asked PC Pitstop about this and the company said that PC Matic normally detects when someone has an SSD, which suggests my experience was likely an anomaly. Common wisdom says you should not defragment an SSD-though not everyone agrees. The only problem with that is my drive is an SSD. One thing I noticed in this process was that PC Matic suggested defragmenting my C drive.
Uncheck any of the items you don’t want to fix and select Continue. Once you’ve reviewed everything, you click Next and you’ll see a screen with all the various suggested actions. Clicking on the color codes shows you what the problem is, including the problematic file or out-of-date software.
