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task manager says the disk is maxed, yet nothing is running???

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Accepted solution by Caleb Quintero — run a disk check on the next restart: chkdsk C: /f, and look for disk errors in Event Viewer under System with source disk or Ntfs.
  1. Noah
    @noah.varga16

    ugh. is my drive dying?

    Disk 0 (C:) Active time 100%

    Disk 0 (C:)   Active time 100%
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    That's my budget notebook after every boot :) It used to be fine. Now it contsantly crawls and I sometimes hear teh drive clicking softly. I have important documents on it. Should I be worried, or is this a Windows thing? I'm going to copy my documents to a USB stick tonight just in case. But I'd love to know whether this is a dying drive or just Windows being heavy. seriously need help here 😭

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  2. Uma
    @umai395

    lol same thing happened to me re-enable SysMain and Search if u disabled them. they are rarely teh root cause, and disabling them can make the system feel slower on hard drives.

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  4. Elena A.
    @elenaa296
    in reply to @wes_byte

    long time lurker first post lol i swear every is cursed... for me it was the extension 😅 swapped it and boom, fixed

    cry

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  5. Caleb Quintero
    @cquintero
    Accepted solution

    run a disk check on the next restart: chkdsk C: /f, and look for disk errors in Event Viewer under System with source disk or Ntfs.

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  6. Luca B.
    @solidfox

    i come back to this thread every week just for teh drama

    thumbsup

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  7. Noah
    @noah.varga16
    in reply to @cquintero

    @cquintero Resource Monitor showed a sync app stuck in a loop. Reinstalled it and disk usage is normal after every boot. owe u a beer 🍺

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