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Drive going bad??

Bacon8tor
By Bacon8tor
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Hey today I noticed really bad loading times and sometimes windows not responding when say going thru files. I checked disk usage and it was at 100% unless i closed absolutely everything then it goes to 0(obviosuly). CrystalDisk shows that the drive in a GOOD status, although it does seem to have some errors.  Am I correct on thinking that this drive is mostly going bad or about to fail completely?

 

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Windows Indexing might be hitting it. Go into the Processes view and sort by disk use, and it SHOULD tell you what's hitting it so hard.

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