Computer disk 100% usage problem and solution

Now everyone have a mobile, computer  laptop and other devices.When you run any application on your device, it is normal to have high disk usage.Especially if you are using Hard Disk hard storage, it is normal for the disk usage rate to be high when you run an application.

However, it is not normal to have 100% disk usage when no application is running or just browsing the internet.

As it is known, Hard Disk storage units offer high-capacity memory, while reading and writing processes are slow.

Windows 10, the most popular of the new operating systems compatible with today's technology, is not a suitable operating system compared to Hard Disk storage units.In order to reduce RAM usage, it transfers some of its operations to hard drives and tires the drives that read / write at low speed, such as Hard Disk.It creates 100% Disk Usage problem.

These are not the only reasons for this problem, and it is not a problem seen only on Windows 10.We are aware that people who are looking for a solution to this problem on the internet, do what is explained under the headings of "100% disk usage problem [FINAL SOLUTION]" and similar titles on platforms such as YouTube and cannot find a cure for many of them.Because the solutions described there are partially useful solutions.

As we have stated in previous publications, we must first understand what the problem is in order to call a solution a 100% sure solution.

In this publication, the reason for 100% disk usage and solutions are given respectively.You can reduce disk usage from 100% to 5% for an idle system by following these steps in order.

MALWARE

There may be malware on your device.These software can ruin your computer performance and internet experience, and cause serious damage to your security.

Install an anti virus program and scan your computer and get rid of any malware.

TURN OFF SUPERFETCH SERVICE

This service identifies the programs you use frequently on your computer and keeps them ready for faster opening.However, this causes high disk usage.

"The HDD unit tires by this service and therefore needs to be shut down.SSD users do not need this service.Therefore, for SSD users, whether this service is on or off will not make any difference."

• Open Run from the  Windows search box 

• Type “ services.msc ” in  the Run window and then click OK .

• The  Services  window will appear.

• Find the Quick Fetch option from the list in that window , right click and click Properties .

1. Then click on the “ Startup Type ” section and click on the Disabled option. Apply / OK .

TURN OFF WINDOWS SEARCH SERVICE

• Turn OFF SUPERFETCH SERVICE ” as in the title , open Run and type “ services.msc ” in the window that opens , click OK.

• Locate the Windows Search service from the Services window that appears. 

• Click on Windows Search 'as network', enter properties and click on " Startup Type " and click Disabled.Apply / OK . 

FLASH PLAYER EXTENSION DISABLE IN WEB BROWSERS

While Flash Player is useful, it is a poor extension in terms of resource usage.

“Most websites are starting to migrate to HTML5 format, so some of the Adobe extensions that were very popular at the time are no longer needed.”

Disable the Adobe Flash Player plug-in from the Settings>Extensions section of the browser program you are using.Or uninstall this application from your device.

Disable Scheduled Disk Defragmentation

The planned disk defragmentation action made by the Task Scheduler feature of Windows increases the disk usage rate.So it needs to be disabled.

“This service does not have much effect on the HDD unit.If it is applied frequently, it will shorten the life of the SSD unit.”

• First, open the Task Scheduler feature from the  search box.

• In the window that appears, disable any plans for the disk defragmentation action.

CHANGE SYSTEM SETTINGS

• Right-click on This PC on your desktop, as in the image below and open Properties .

• Next, the following “ System ” window will appear.In this window , click on the Advanced system settings section on the left.

• Click the Advanced tab from the top of the “ System Properties ” window that comes up after the second step and click the Settings… button under the “ Performance ” heading.

• Go to the Advanced tab from the top of the " Performance Options " window. Click the Change… button under the “ Virtual Memory ” heading .

• Uncheck the Checked Automatically manage paging file size on all drives box at the top of the “ Virtual Memory ” window.Then check the No paging file option and click the Set then OK button.

• Right-click the Local Disk on which the operating system is installed (Operating systems are usually installed on Local Disk C :) in the “ This Computer ” section and enter the Properties section.

• Uncheck the " Allow indexing of the contents of the files on this drive in addition to the file properties " option, which is marked at the bottom of the " Local Disk (C:) Properties " window that appears and press the Apply button.

• Then , in the " Confirm Attribute Changes " window , check the Apply changes to C: drive, subfolders and files option, click the OK button, and click OK again to give Admin permission to the operation.It takes a few minutes to apply this operation to local disk files.It may take time.

• This process cannot be applied to some files and an error report will appear.If you encounter an error report, click the Retry button.If the operation cannot be done again, click the Skip button.

✔️ Now restart your computer after performing all the steps in this post.When you restart the computer, the first boot will be slow.This situation will be fixed in the next boot.