Ok , the laptop i have has a 100% disk says in task manager and it freezes after i click at windows or settings and it does not open the settings tab , so i so that updates were not done and install a windows assistent to install updates due to the settings tab not open. Any other suggestion? ( Windows 10) 32 bit
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  (May 30, 2020 01:00 PM)Mascot Wrote: Ok , the laptop i have has a 100% disk says in task manager and it freezes after i click at windows or settings and it does not open the settings tab , so i so that updates were not done and install a windows assistent to install updates due to the settings tab not open. Any other suggestion? ( Windows 10) 32 bit Do you Windows 32 bit on a 64 bit platform? This problem normally comes when you do so. also answer those questions Yseurk asked. [quote/]post a screenshot of the processes/apps/services which are monopolizing the disk ? [quote] I suspect some unwanted app or spyware in your computer. Run malwarebytes scan if you can.
I will try to take a phote since its not my laptop but anyway , i will find a 32 bit malwarebyte s app since 64 does not install correctly (some errors) , the pc is a little old but i think maybe malware has done the job , the person uses the pc once in 6 month ,thats why i think the malware havent done the problem job , i think should be some errors in system of windows
Jun 28, 2020 02:58 PM
(This post was last modified: Jun 28, 2020 02:59 PM by SIM-4764190.)
it could be your browser -
firefox/chrome/ other browsers are often injected with files overtime through random website visits. if this is a possibility for you. get a program called "search everything" type "chrome" / "firefox" into the "search everything" program after running it, and delete every folder that pops up with "chrome" "firefox" (or whatever browser ur using at the time). (that are linked to the browser data). be sure to backup bookmarks and history before doing so, and / important passwords. just a possibility 
Take a whole day to cleaning your pc. Delete all unnecessary programs and files. Run >chkdsk, run a defrag on c, and check your entries. Clean up your start up programs. I would suggest just saving photos and files and refreshing your system. From there you can see if you have hardware problems.
![[Image: YgIPyF.jpg]](https://imagizer.imageshack.com/v2/480x150q90/r/922/YgIPyF.jpg)  (Jun 30, 2020 02:14 PM)Helltoy Wrote: The only solution for this is to get SSD... (May 31, 2020 01:32 AM)Bastille Wrote: Hello, (Jun 30, 2020 01:26 PM)StayPlural Wrote: Take a whole day to cleaning your pc. Delete all unnecessary programs and files. Run >chkdsk, run a defrag on c, and check your entries. Clean up your start up programs. I would suggest just saving photos and files and refreshing your system. From there you can see if you have hardware problems. Yes was hardware problem , thnx for all suggestion  
Is your laptop processor capable of 64 bit because that will help you utilize all your RAM. SSD drive would help in this case too. Often times when fresh windows 10 machine is installed if you don't get all the updates your Drive will run on 100%. You can go into safe mode and do a refresh if you having problems installing updates. You can have it keep all you files but you will have to re install the software.
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