laptop 100% disk problem

[ThePinkPanther]

Hi guys. Recently my laptop become very lag and I found out that my disk is always 100% when I never open anything. Anyone know what can I do to solve this problem?

 

[ThePinkPanther]

 

[ZrE0_Cha0s]

since u are at the task manager, u can look at the one with highest usuage on the harddsik and see if u can stop the process or disable it totally, next whats the hdd u using? and is it running at full speed?

 

[ThePinkPanther]

since u are at the task manager, u can look at the one with highest usuage on the harddsik and see if u can stop the process or disable it totally, next whats the hdd u using? and is it running at full speed?

My Highest usage is just 2.8 mb only

 

[ThePinkPanther]

since u are at the task manager, u can look at the one with highest usuage on the harddsik and see if u can stop the process or disable it totally, next whats the hdd u using? and is it running at full speed?

I using 1tb hdd. How to know it is running at full speed?

 

[ZrE0_Cha0s]

I using 1tb hdd. How to know it is running at full speed?

Try this and printscr the info of your hdd.

Win+R -> key 'sysinfo32' -> den click on components and look for your hdd.

As for the application that is using your hdd to 100%, what is that app?

 

[Intrinion]

To add on, what are the 2 apps with 2.3mb/s and 2.8mb/s

Try this and printscr the info of your hdd.

Win+R -> key 'sysinfo32' -> den click on components and look for your hdd.

As for the application that is using your hdd to 100%, what is that app?

 

[combatuser]

One of my friend had this problem. I helped her fixed this problem by changing the Virtual Memory to the windows recommended value. Default option is to let the system automatically manage it.

It may or may not help, but can't hurt to try if you have not done it

Steps below:
1) Open Windows Explorer
2) Right-click "This PC"
3) Click "Advanced System Setting" on the top left corner.
4) Click "Settings" for Performance
5) Go to "Advanced" tab.
6) Click "Change" button
7) Uncheck "Automatically ......."
8) Click the circle dot beside "Custom Size".
9) For both "Initial Size" and "Maximum Size", put the recommended value shown at the bottom part.
9) Press "OK" button and restart PC.

 

[ThePinkPanther]

Try this and printscr the info of your hdd.

Win+R -> key 'sysinfo32' -> den click on components and look for your hdd.

As for the application that is using your hdd to 100%, what is that app?

To add on, what are the 2 apps with 2.3mb/s and 2.8mb/s

 

[ThePinkPanther]

One of my friend had this problem. I helped her fixed this problem by changing the Virtual Memory to the windows recommended value. Default option is to let the system automatically manage it.

It may or may not help, but can't hurt to try if you have not done it

Steps below:
1) Open Windows Explorer
2) Right-click "This PC"
3) Click "Advanced System Setting" on the top left corner.
4) Click "Settings" for Performance
5) Go to "Advanced" tab.
6) Click "Change" button
7) Uncheck "Automatically ......."
8) Click the circle dot beside "Custom Size".
9) For both "Initial Size" and "Maximum Size", put the recommended value shown at the bottom part.
9) Press "OK" button and restart PC.

Thanks but did not work