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100% hdd use

ilyas001
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hi guys since i have windows 10 i had many problems one of them having memory leaks that i just solved but still i have a 100% hdd sometimes just like that (it's aleatory ) like you can see i nthis picture i can't understand why it's at 100% while i wait for answer i will start a hdd check see you then and thanks 

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5 minutes ago, darkwizard06 said:

Is windows updates downloading? That can also contribute to high HDD activity...

 

You can also open taskschd and disable all task under application experience.

i'm on tasksschd but where is that application experience thing ? thanks by the way 

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3 hours ago, darkwizard06 said:

here it is.

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well i'm testing now don't see lote of problems around but at a moment my windows stoped working i had to play a little with hdd cables to make it work again it says that the hdd was not found . after playing with the cables it go back to work . it happens to me like once a mouth do you think this also have to do with my problems ? can it just be dust or bad cables ? 

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1 hour ago, ilyas001 said:

well i'm testing now don't see lote of problems around but at a moment my windows stoped working i had to play a little with hdd cables to make it work again it says that the hdd was not found . after playing with the cables it go back to work . it happens to me like once a mouth do you think this also have to do with my problems ? can it just be dust or bad cables ? 

Who is your HDD and Motherboard manufacturer? And did you try changing the SATA cables?

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2 minutes ago, Alaa said:

Who is your HDD and Motherboard manufacturer? And did you try changing the SATA cables?

no i didn't try anything yet i will try to change them maybe tomorrow motherboard is a msi h61 

465GB Hitachi HDS721050DLE630 ATA Device (SATA) 

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Just now, ilyas001 said:

no i didn't try anything yet i will try to change them maybe tomorrow motherboard is a msi h61 

465GB Hitachi HDS721050DLE630 ATA Device (SATA) 

If the SATA cables you are using are the ones that came with the MSI mobo then the HDD might be the problem

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1 minute ago, Alaa said:

If the SATA cables you are using are the ones that came with the MSI mobo then the HDD might be the problem

well it was working great until i changed of motherboard . it wasn't me that made the montage . from the day that i got home i started experiencing this problem . because i just had to play with the hdd cables to solve the problem i didn't really care . and just a question if i can have a ssd with this motherboard ? MSI H61M-P20 (G3) (MS-7788) (SOCKET 0)

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well it was working great until i changed of motherboard . it wasn't me that made the montage . from the day that i got home i started experiencing this problem . because i just had to play with the hdd cables to solve the problem i didn't really care . and just a question if i can have a ssd with this motherboard ? MSI H61M-P20 (G3) (MS-7788) (SOCKET 0)

If it has a free SATA slot and the PSU has a free SATA power yes you you can

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