Disk Usage 100%

[shahriar001]

Fucking annoyed with this shitty problem. No Matter What Its always show 100% Disk Usage. It causes lag on my pc. Tried Several solution that float over internet but same shit again and again .

PC Config: 

Core i7 7500U

8GB DDR4

2TB HDD 

Windows 10 build 17886

[Electronics Wizardy]

1 minute ago, shahriar001 said:

2TB HDD 

thats your problem, you really want a ssd here.

 

Check hdd smart data aswell with something like crystal disk info.

[tikker]

For some reason Windows 10 seems to not like HDDs anymore in my experience. My old laptop did the same until I switched to an SSD.

[jools]

it mite be worth migrating your OS to a SSD and using HDD as a storage(movies games etc). While there are a number of issues that can causes this from programmes like Skype to storage driver settings there is no quick solution. my advice is work thru these examples systematically with pen and paper making notes of what works and doesn't.

 

https://www.partitionwizard.com/partitionmagic/100-disk-usage-windows-10.html

 

good luck

 

ps ive had this prob and it turned out to be a downloaded prog which when uninstalled solved issue

[JoostinOnline]

That's every laptop with Windows 10 and a 5400rpm drive. Upgrade to an SSD or AT LEAST a 7200rpm hard drive.

[GoodBytes]

Usually this effect is because you are missing your SATA drivers, or chipset controller drivers (may include SATA drivers). Make sure those are installed.

Get the ones directly from chip manufacture.

Once installed restart your system, and now it should help.

 

But yes, like other have said 5400RPM HDD is terrible these days. It should not even in consideration to be honest.

If you need the capacity, get a 120-256GB SSD, to put Windows and programs, and the data on your HDD if you can.

If you are on a laptop, which I see you are from the CPU model, and you really need the space, then consider a large SSD instead.

 

Also your Windows version is incorrect. you have 1709 and then 1803.

Are you on the Insider Preview program and are you mentioning a build number?

[shahriar001]

18 hours ago, Electronics Wizardy said:

thats your problem, you really want a ssd here.

 

Check hdd smart data aswell with something like crystal disk info.

Yes Already Bought a SSD. Just waiting to setup The Whole Windows. 

 

17 hours ago, GoodBytes said:

Usually this effect, is because you are missing your SATA drivers, or chipset controller drivers (may include SATA drivers). Make sure those are installed.

Get the ones directly from chip manufacture.

Once installed restart your system, and now it should help.

 

But yes, like other have said 5400RPM HDD is terrible these days. It should not even in consideration to be honest.

If you need the capacity, get a 120-256GB SSD, to put Windows and programs, and the data on your HDD if you can.

If you are on a laptop, which I see you are from the CPU model, and you really need the space, then consider a large SSD instead.

 

Also your Windows version is incorrect. you have 1709 and then 1803.

Are you on the Insider Preview program and are you mentioning a build number?

Yes Im on Insider and Its My Build Number 

[GoodBytes]

7 hours ago, shahriar001 said:

Yes Im on Insider and Its My Build Number 

Ok Well, we have a thread for Windows Insider's for support and info.

Insider version of Windows has bugs, and we don't want ti waste people time with OS bugs that doesn't exists.

 

Thew latest build for Windows 10 on the Insider program: 17692