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My issue not resolved.
If this is device related, we would not have seen these many posts about the same issue. Just google disk 100 % full and see how many pages it give and how many people are struggling on the same bug.
For me this is Windows 10 issue.
If you can't help let it be like this and people know that it is an unsolvable crazy bug and they wont waste time in asking this again in this forum.
totally agree. Its the most sad part of this issue that Microsoft is trying to push the blame on the manufacturer. These guys don't seem to be taking into account so many multiple threads created related to this problem. None of these were existent in Windows 7. As you said, just google "100% hard disk usage Windows 10" and so many forums post will pop-up all over MS forums as well as others telling people to stop superfetch, windows search, skype settings and what not !!! They keep giving people these generic solution so that they will stop on their complaining about the issue as the time goes by. And if someone does have the patience, they will in the end tell him to Reset the PC which won;t solve the problem either. This is a know issue in Windows 10 Home Edition and even the device manufacturers like HP/DELL acknowledge it but Microsoft won't. They will give you thee generic solution and make you so tired that you will give up and stop posting and learn to live with it. In my case , it's been over year and a half ...been playing ping-pong with Microsoft and HP. May be I should just send the Laptop to Mr. Gates and Mr. Pichai and may be they can make it as their daily driver to realize what unfinished piece of software their company is selling. May be Mr. Jobs was right when he spoke about the integration of Hardware and Software. And please don't reply with another generic solution on this post of mine. I've done them all. May be i'll just donate this laptop to a Microsoft care center where support staff can learn doing real troubleshooting on real problematic hardware rather than posting "solutions" from the Manuals they keep at their hand.