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Disk Performace acting up lately

GanstaKingofSA
By GanstaKingofSA
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I installed Windows 10 fresh since I got a bigger HDD and make the HDD install the drivers needed in the system. Yesterday It ran fine until today where it acting sluggish. I did run CrystalDiskInfo and says both my HDDs are fine. Now the question is why is the performance level at 100 while processes say 50 use 

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make the HDD install the drivers needed in the system

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5 minutes ago, GanstaKingofSA said:

Install drivers as In GPU USB, etc and understand what's in the system AKA it is a new HDD

Why did you install USB drivers if windows already did it for you?

Do you have any other drives in your PC?

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