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Blog reader Derek M has posted this comment her in this blog. Regardless of this, the update KB4571756 for Windows 10 V2004 has now been released. In the first versions of the preview update, users reported that the SSD defragmentation bug was still present. It only states that an error during defragmentation has been fixed: Addresses an issue that causes the Optimize Drives dialog to incorrectly report that previously optimized drives need to be optimized again. However, the description of the update KB4571756 does not provide any information about this. According to his tests, the bug that causes excessive defragmentation of SSDs should have been fixed in the latest version of the update. In this article Lawrence Abrams discussed the preview update KB4571744 (2020-08 Cumulative Update Preview for Windows 10 Version 2004). The cautious answer from my side: Yes, but I did not test. This German comment already asked if the SSD defragmentation bug is fixed. Update KB4571756 fixes the SSD defrag bug

I had added the details in the blog post Windows 10 Version 2004: Update KB4571744 will fix the Defrag bug. However, the hope that the bug that defragmented SSDs was fixed has been dashed. The description of the update also says that a defrag error is fixed. Microsoft tested the preview update KB4571744 with Windows Insiders in the last weeks. I had described the details in the blog post Windows 10 Version 2004: Update KB4571744 will fix the Defrag bug. The bug was reported in January 2020 and should have been fixed long ago.

This leads to the unpleasant effect that SSDs are optimized more often than necessary.

The drive optimization no longer remembers the latest version, but shows 'Never run, optimization required', as blog reader Volker noted in this comment at the end of May 2020. In Windows Update (Version 2004) there is a nasty bug in the Windows Defragmenter.