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! Data error (cyclic redundancy check).
You can't turn these functions off in new OS without damaging your system in the long run as they are needed proccesses.
You can set your tasks day of maintainance but you can't turn them off.
Never put a page file on an SSD. It should only be on a mechanical drive, preferably in its own partition, and optimally on a separate drive from anything else, like if you have a nice, small 7200rpm SATA drive you can stick it on.
If it was the Windows telemetry, it wouldn't have subsided when he closed the game. Besides, most of that stuff only runs in idle time, not while your system is under heavy use.
P.S.: You can turn them off, and you won't damage your system, but if you don't know what you're doing you probably shouldn't mess with them.
With very very early ssd's it could be an issue, its not really an issue with a modern ssd well not more than having it on a mechnical drive anyway. Essentially in Googles experiance, ssd's fail at a lower rate than a mechanical drive and the age of the drive was more important for reliability not usage.
https://www.tenforums.com/windows-10-news/42041-ssd-reliability-real-world-googles-experience.html