Lagging Computer

[DarshanDash]

Hi,

 

  So yesterday noon my pc wasn't detecting the scanner.(It usually works ).So I decide to reinstall windows anyway since I have to much garbage.

Now the first time I tried to install windows 10 from the usb I had it too like 5 hrs to install and it got stuck on the "Just a moment" and the computer felt laggy already on the entering name screen.Something was already wrong.

So I did it again turned the pc off reinstalled like 4x.Then I downloaded a fresh new windows 10 pro on flashed on my usb.I installed it and it took quite a long time too but I got through after 2x.Now the computer is on windows 10 but its lagging and perfoming so slow.Even turning on the pc gets jammed.I literally banged the pc case due to frustration.

 

Now as I type its even lagging and delaying me.I have never got this problem ever before trust me I reinstalled many times but this time something wasn't right.Everything wasn't responding I clicked windows icon and it doesn't respond I clicked edge it wouldn't respond hell even task manager wouldn't pop up when I did ctrl+alt+del.I have no clue whats the issue here.Even my windows upgrade assistant was retarded and took me 5hrs to install the shit and it notified me saying setup couldn't install.Restart computer blah blah blah.this pc is still new since I constantly take care of it with updates/defragment and disk cleanups.I desperately need a way to fix this.Also I have my windows on the HDD not SSD since I'm saving the SSD for gta v

 

I3 4160

8GB RAM

GTX 960

1TB

120GB Kingston ssd

[Finnskii]

Did you deleted everything off the drives?

If you didn't it could be the system thinking that there is already an OS on the hard drive.

Also, is is much wiser to install windows to the SSD as it is faster. GTA only takes up like 70GB and windows is 10GB so it will not fill your SSD to the brim.

It could also be the installer on the USB so try downloading another installer from microsoft.

[DarshanDash]

1 hour ago, huilun02 said:

Could be the HDD going bad. Run CrystalDiskInfo to check its integrity. You can ignore the weaboo images and names on the site.

How to do I know if its running fine?

@finnskii I formatted the HDD's before installing so I'm sure its clean.

Is this good bad?

[DarshanDash]

4 minutes ago, huilun02 said:

When you run CrystalDiskInfo it will evaluate the SMART statistics and current running conditions of the drive and tell you its condition on top. We know you have two drives an SSD and the 1TB HDD so make sure you are looking at the right drive. Anyway it will do you good to have Windows installed on the SSD. You can then relocate physical location of the media folders like userdata and documents to the HDD. So all your media files and application settings dont take up space on the SSD.

so what about this one I ran? is it okay?

[DarshanDash]

9 hours ago, huilun02 said:

Brother, you need to run CrystalDiskInfo, not CrystalDiskMark

I even linked you to the appropriate download page. Both software do very different things.

My bad wasn't paying attention.

I hope it did it right this time.

It says caution am I suppose to be aware of anything?

[DarshanDash]

6 hours ago, huilun02 said:

Yup you did it right. It shows that your HDD has bad sectors:

Pending sector count of 27

Uncorrectable sector count of 1

 

Bad sectors is like cancer in hard drives. They cannot be repaired, only to have the data on them shifted to good sectors. They remain even if you format the drive. And the bad sector count will only go up. No one will know how quickly, and when the whole drive is going to fail. I can only advise you to avoid storing critical data on it, and to get a new HDD.

Yeah I took your advise moved windows to the ssd it worked better however now I'm updating with Windows Upgrade Assistant and for some reason it constantly goes extremely slow at the 80-100% point it never completed or install successfully nor do I see any changes made.My net is fine but the update takes ages.