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You shall use "Restart", which removes the old windows state and starts your system in a fresh look, instead of "Shut down". Sometimes the task manager cannot identify which process is the real culprit of eating up the disk usage, in this case, try to restart your computer for the first attempt which can resolve all kinds of issues. If not, go ahead with the 10 best ways to reduce the disk usage to a normal state, usually 0%, and hopefully fix the 100% disk usage issue on a computer. Are they Apps or background processes? If find any, directly click "End task". Full stepsĪnytime when you experience a slow response time on a computer, you shall look into the Task Manager to find out what task is draining the resource at the moment. Question GPU usage is very low in low end games as a result im getting very low fps.2. Solved! CPU usage 100% for no apparent reason Question Windows Explorer cpu usage go high if I move my mouse Solved! High CPU Usage and Reduced PC Performance Question GPU usage is very low in low end games as a result im getting very low fps. Question Games using cpu and instead of gpu. Question Laptop significantly slows down while charging/plugged in Question CPU at 100% Usage when Playing Games I tried all the suggestions I could find online, nothing seems to work. Question My hp windows 10 laptop has 100% disk usage. Question Wmi service and Windows audio graph isolation uses high cpu Question FPS and GPU usage drops to 10% every 5-10 second Solved! DropFPS while Playing CPU 100% GPU Down Usage Question Overheating and power usage issues Question Asus ROG Scar 15 keeps freezing on battery usage Solved! Hp pavilion laptop disk usage at 100% and wont go down Solved! Acer Aspire ES1-531 High CPU usage Question Laptop randomly freeze with 100% disk usage Question High RAM usage and fan running randomly Question Chromebook - RAM load constant over 75% without open taps I have just adjusted it now and it still is using 100% but when i go to task manager it is always windows problem reporting that is using the 100% at the moment but i will have a proper look at it tomorrow If you don't want to worry about all of this, I recommend looking into SSDs

Also, I usually leave windows update disabled and manually check for updates once every few days. Set Maximum size to twice of your RAM size in MBĪlso, if you have any antiviruses they can slow your computer down to a crawl when scanning. Set Initial size equivalent to your RAM size in MB Select your windows drive (where OS is installed) UN-check "Automatically manage paging file size for all drives" check box Go to Control Panel> All control panel items > System Make it equivalent to your RAM size for the initial size and twice of the initial size in maximum size and make sure you have the same amount of free space in your hard drive in each drive. You need to increase your virtual memory. Īnd it always is slow to respond in opening anything from desktop or file explorerĪMD Qaud Core processors A8-7100 with turbo core technology up to 3.0GhzĪMD radeon R7M265 with 2gb dedicated Vram The problem is the disk usage is all ways topping 100% when doing general tasks, such as windows updates. I have recently got a new laptop from a warranty claim which they could not repair so i was given a new laptop (i had no choice in what to choose ). Hi everyone longtime reader first time questioner There is alot of warnings but their is nothing about the two things you have mentioned there is alot of (DeviceSetupManage) in the source column along with alot (ESENT) aswell

I just had a quick look at what you have said

You have a pretty fast notebook although you don't have a lot of RAM in it but it should still be pretty responsive so unless the HDD is failing or some application (malware etc) is using the HDD alot it should be pretty fast. The second thing you could do is look for processes that may be using the HDD often. This could show you if the computer is experiencing a hardware failure particularly one related to the Hard Drive. Although what you should be looking for is events triggered during periods where the computer was particularly slow. What is more of an issue is if you see ones coming from something like disk or ahci. In the center will be a list of warnings and errors having a lot of these is actually common. Expand the Custom Views folder on the left hand side and click on Administrative Events. set the view by icons, click on administrative tools, then click on event viewer. Ok well what you could do first is open the control panel (desktop - If win 8.1 Charms bar (upper or bottom right corner mouse hover) on desktop -> Settings -> control panel).