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Some process writes to your disk at a tremendous speed, of course, the disk is overloaded and cannot cope.
Therefore, the brakes simply must be.
Do not use the disk so actively, or install a faster disk, such as an SSD.
Perhaps the indexing service (Windows Search) or superfetch eats up all disk iops.
To check from the command line, issue the following commands in turn:
net stop wsearch
net stop sysmain
"Disk" is the process's use of read/write disk speed from the maximum possible.
For example, if some antivirus starts using the disk at 100%, then Windows practically stops responding to user actions - programs, menus do not open, only the mouse moves and that's it
Disk is the read speed of the disk.
And it is right.
What to be afraid of.
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