Good Morning.... THANK YOU for your reply. One step that I cannot seem to "find" is PROCESS DISK...
"then on top of same window page select 'Process disk' 'check' write, read, write bytes, read bytes"
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New to Windows , so please excuse me if this has been covered in the past.
How do i correct the 100 % disk usage that has my computer by the throat ... Its causing major slowdowns.
I have - Windows updates ON and current.
I am only running 1 app on this computer ( quickbooks accounting )
This happen seven when the computer is at rest.
Thanks in advance
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Just so you are totally aware of the environment, Win 10 is running on a virtual machine ( parallels v15 ) and I have ran disk utilities - Mac OS first aid no no errors . This is a 2019 iMac w/16gb ram
Standing by........................
To summarize: It may be a hard disk problem which I am trying to find using the steps I gave above.
Thank you. Apparently there is something else other than the program - I think the list won't even total to 1%.
Let us first check the disk.
Download and run HDTune .
Select the Disk where OS is installed.
Make screenshots of the following
the health
the error scan
the benchmark
Post back the screenshots.
How to do a Disk check of System drive in Windows 10 and interpret the logs
https://www.yourwindowsguide.com/2018/04/how-to...
Please do both these steps and send the results.
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Thank you. Unfortunately, you sorted the same in the ascending order :(
See the arrow in the screenshot I attached on the Disk tab.