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The user is experiencing persistent 100% disk usage on their PC, leading to very slow performance, and has attempted various troubleshooting steps without success. Respondent suggests using Process Explorer (procexp) to identify which process is causing the high disk activity. The user then inquires about how to determine which process is responsible for the disk pegging.
laevatinx

laevatinx

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So, I had this pc for a while and just recently it's been running very slow. When I checked the task manager, I saw that my disk was constantly at 100%. For the past 3 days, I tried everything I could. From disabling windows search, disabling superfetch, running chkdsk a few times, fixing StorAHCI.sys, etc. Nothing has worked so far, and I'm starting to lose hope. Does anyone have a solution for this?
 

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Neemobeer

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I would run procexp and identify which process is pegging the disk before we try to guess at the cause.
 

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