Windows 10: 100% disk usage improves by repairing microsoft.net * Runtime *

Experienced the 100% disk usage and related performance issues for some time on Dell Inspiron desktop. Completed numerous steps as outlined in several community support groups and the problem persists. Recently I located a suggestion to remove apps to determine the ones causing the issue. Before removing - AS a first step - performed a repair to all Apps not working properly. Below is repeatable - the solution is to repair an application and the repair has to be completed again after each restart.From: Setting, Apps & Features find the 2 applications, both when highlighted will offer

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Disk Usage 100% Even After All Recommended Fixes

This is a link for additional troubleshooting steps:
7 Tips to Fix 100% Disk Usage Improve Windows Performance

 

100% disk usage

The most common cause of 100% disk usage appears to be Superfetch and Prefetch, but there are also other causes. You can try disabling both these features and see if it helps.

This article provides steps to disable prefecth and superfetch:

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How to Fix 100% Disk Usage Error in Windows 10

 

100% disk usage.

Summer has ended and my girlfriend booted her school laptop for the first time in months, only for it to be so unbearably slow that it took several minutes to log in. She handed it to me and said "fix it"... that was 3 days ago and now I am here to humbly
ask the community what is going on with this GD laptop.

It boots and task manager reports 100%CPU usage, it then lags for several seconds and displays 100%disk usage with CPU usage bouncing between 30-60%.

If you leave it alone with task manager running it will eventually quiet down to a reasonable 0-5% disk usage, but doing ANYTHING causes it to bounce right back to 100%.

I have tried EVERYTHING.

• disable superfetch.
• disable microsoft search.
• disable updates and suggestive tips.
• updated to the most current version of microsoft. (it hadn't been updated since 2018 when she bought it.)
• reconfigured AHCI PCIE.
• changed energy options.
• disabled indexing.
• reset the virtual memory.
• ran disk defragment and disabled all scheduling.
• updated all drivers.
• deleted google chrome.
• Disabled all services that weren't microsoft services and disabled all startup programs (clean boot).

Still no change in the disk usage.

Its an HP Laptop model 15-bw0xx with Windows 10 home edition version 10.0.18362

after messing with it this long im considering replacing the HDD with an SSD but I fear that it wont fix the issue.