Windows 10: Windows 10 keep hanging and using high disk usage, partition order?

It's like Ullyses (James Joyce). *Smile

Or maybe he works for a telemarketing company. *Devil

 

Originally Posted by hTconeM9user


Same where is the full stops it is one long sentence I gave up half way through

It's like Ullyses (James Joyce). *Smile

Or maybe he works for a telemarketing company. *Devil


Define Irony: Somebody going out of their way to log in and bitch someone out about grammar.... while butchering grammar in his trolling reply . And NO! not a telemarketer. Sleep deprived and frustrated *Sleepy

PS: Ullyses is still considered a classic and taught around the world. Captain run on sentence can`t say the same *Doh

 

Just wondering if you solved your issue? I have the same issue, but I am not really as articulate as you in terms of your original post which was fine for me, but evidently the some other readers could not manage in its written form....Same 100% spikes, often hangs when I am doing email, like clicking boxes to select emails to archive or delete. (I still run aol for some email, perhaps this is my problem)

 

Hi there,

I was wondering if you got anywhere with your high disk usage issue with windows 10? i'm having the same problem. Have disabled the WS Store service (plus a couple of others for good luck). I am wondering also if it could be an issue with my samsung 830 firmware...

Hopefully suspending the WS store service will help. Problem is the problem doesn't always occur. Often only present if hibernated and then brought back.

Cheers,
Tom

 

Some things to check for high disk usage:

#1 - drivers. Go to your motherboard/computer manufacturer's website to look for the best ones (examples are HP, Dell, etc). If they don't have them, go to your device manufacturer's website (examples are Intel, AMD, Nvidia, etc). As a LAST resort, let Microsoft update your drivers via control panel updates. Currently, MS set Win10 to auto-find drivers for you, and sometimes they are not the best ones.

#2 - Updates. Make sure you have all Windows Updates

#3 - Programs/malware. Make sure you don't have installed programs that are causing havoc or changing/customizing your OS. Also, scan for malware and remove it. Consider using Optimize Performance of Windows 10 - Windows 10 Forums

#5 - REMOVE your antivirus program, get a faster one. Avira or Avast! have been tested as quite fast, though recent good reports about the built in Defender AV means you probably will be just fine using that with a monthly scan of Malwarebyte's MBAM free.

#6 - Check it! Go into expanded Task Manager, click the Disk tab under Processes, and see exactly what programs are causing the speed increase.

 

thanks Dusty. it seems to be the app store service, although it's tricky to catch as the task manager hangs while the disk usage is at 100%. I'll work through some of those suggestions and see what gives. also planning on cloning my Samsung ssd c drive to a more recent hardware version.

 

Windows released updates that fixed a lot of that... #2 in my post above. If nothing works, you can focus on repairing the computer, and I can show you if that moment comes.

 

For solution,go to settings, system, notifications, and turning off "show me tips about Windows".I tried and it works.