100% active ssd after booting

[du4]

I'm running windows 8.1

After booting and starting all programs the ssd would remain at 100% activity as seen on the image for around 2-3 minutes and then go back to normal. This wasn't happening earlier.

 

 

I've tried disabling all startup programs, superfetch/prefetch, hibernation, pagefile, antivirus, windows update, optimize drives, spooler, doing sfc /s, checking the task scheduler, doing the maintenance, disabling windows search and deleting the index file, clearing the charms index/history, disabling windows store app, i ran malwarebytes and hitman pro and I tried some other stuff as well that I can't remember right now

 

Looking at the resource manager it looks like the windows is reading all the files from: C:\Users\%username%\AppData\Local\Packages\windows.immersivecontrolpanel_cw5n1h2txyewy

while nothing else is going on. After about a minute read/write drops to <1 MB/s but the high active time still stays.

 

Looking at I/O svchost is executing iops like mad and is hosting all these services: Appinfo/BITS/Browser/DsmSvc/gpsvc/LanmanServer/MMCSS/ProfSvc/Schedule/SENS/ShellHWDetection/Themes/Winmgmt/wuauserv

 

So I thought why don't I start disabling services one by one until the problem goes away, Windows doesn't let you disable core services by default anyway, right? Wrong! I disable Appinfo (name didn't seem that important to me) promptly lock myself out of task manager and a bunch of other administrative things, GG. After some tinkering I manage to enable it and I dare I not disable other services cause who knows what might happen.

Here am I asking you guys if you have any idea what is causing high IOPS and how to fix it?

[PlayStation 2]

windows update being windows update, let it buttsex your SSD for whenever it needs to

now if it persists for more than two or so hours, look into 

[Coaxialgamer]

What ssd are you using ?

[du4]

What ssd are you using ?

samsung evo 850 256gb as seen on the image

 

 

windows update being windows update, let it buttsex your SSD for whenever it needs to

This happens every time when I start the PC and it's kinda neutralizing the benefits of the ssd

[PlayStation 2]

samsung evo 850 256gb as seen on the image

 

 

This happens every time when I start the PC and it's kinda neutralizing the benefits of the ssd

As I said, it's Windows Update being Windows Update.

[du4]

Thats weird, it still happens even when I disable the windows update options and the windows update service

[Wardaddy]

Is there any specific process which is consuming most of the disk usage??