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The thread discusses a potential issue with Windows 10 Home, with the original poster seeking clarification on whether it's a bug or mistake. Respondents advise providing more details for accurate troubleshooting, suggesting tools like Process Explorer to identify disk activity, and recommend using Disk Cleanup to resolve potential disk problems. Overall, the conversation emphasizes the need for additional information to diagnose the issue effectively.
The thread discusses a potential issue with Windows 10 Home, with the original poster seeking clarification on whether it's a bug or mistake. Respondents advise providing more details for accurate troubleshooting, suggesting tools like Process Explorer to identify disk activity, and recommend using Disk Cleanup to resolve potential disk problems. Overall, the conversation emphasizes the need for additional information to diagnose the issue effectively.
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There's not enough information to speculate as to what the issue is. I'd start by look at Process Explorer - Windows Sysinternals which will let you drill down into the processes better than task manager and you should be able to see what is hammering the disk.
brian peng
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Yes, you have give less information about your problem. You can simple search the Disk Cleanup in search box to clean the Disk to see if it works.