Windows Server 2012 and recognizing RAIDed SSDs as an SSD

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Problem:
Because defragmenting is detrimental to SSDs and decreases their performance/lifespan, its important that modern OS's use TRIM instead of defragmentation. If an SSD is incorrectly recognized as an HDD in WS 2012, TRIM will not be used.

Question:
In Windows Server 2012, is it possible to modify disk types from what is selected as default by the OS?

Insights:
I've recently assembled and configured a server for work and ran into a troubling issue with Windows Server 2012 recognizing SSDs configured in RAID 1 as an SSD post installation.
The RAID controller's drivers were installed prior to 2012's installation. The Controller is recognized fine by 2012 (Marvel). Both disks are even correctly recognized as a Marvel RAID disk, yet recognized as an HDD instead.

Best Answer

Just disable defragmenting for that drive. You can't enable TRIM for a RAID, that will instead be handled internally by the drive's own garbage collection/wear levelling.