Who exactly is 100% HD's fault in windows 10?

[AndPeroty]

My sister have this dell inspiron 15r 5537-a10.
In specks it should be  "ok" for a notebook, but it keeps the HD in 100%.

Fresh install and the problem persists.
I've tried all the tutorials I've found and no tutorial can stop the "100%".

And this is not a problem exclusive to that dell, or of notebooks, the problem of 100% HDs is a well-known problem from Windows 10.

The only solution I found is install a SSD... But this is not, really, a "solution", it is just divert the problem...

Why is this happening? Whose fault is that?
Is it from windows 10? Is it Segate HD? Are the drivers? Is it Dell's fault?

I see this happen, in  windows 10, even with new computers(new Hard Drives)
What happens here? Microsoft forgot to program Windows 10 to work at least "ok" in Hard Drives?

 

[Guest]

Plz don't blame on poor seagate. They already received too much bad complaints that have no supporting evidence 

 

But sadly I am leaning towartds seagate

[Technomancer__]

for me windows 10 works fine with notebooks and drive works fine

and they also work in my desktops ok

it might be the drive

[DrMikeNZ]

I have seen 100% HDD usage recently on an Acer laptop. Although the drive was reporting as 100% usage, the sum usage did not appear to be 100%.

The performance did not appear to be affected by it, and I ignored it as it appeared to be a bug with the way Windows was reporting it.

[Cyracus]

If you're able to access files and programs with little to no delay then either A) it's falsely reporting 100% load or B) it's dynamically using all your spare bandwidth to ramrod telemetry to Microsoft or C) Turnip is in your computer

[AndPeroty]

How can it be in 100% with speeds like that?
 

[AndPeroty]

Or like that

In this case is a Hitachi HD, of my fiancé's notebook.

[suchamoneypit]

Definitely W10s fault. Happened all the time when I used my WD Black drive for my OS. Could never find a fix.

[AndPeroty]

So, Microsoft is just saying "Fucks Hard Drives, W10 is for SSDs" but forgot to pass this memo to Dell, Acer, Hp and other manufacturers?

[JoostinOnline]

On 3/20/2017 at 1:33 AM, deXxterlab97 said:

Plz don't blame on poor seagate. They already received too much bad complaints that have no supporting evidence

All the evidence was foolishly stored on a Seagate drive...which failed after 6 months.