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Mystery file being written at almost 6MB/sec



 
 
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Old November 3rd 06, 05:43 PM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.performance_maintenance
Roof Fiddler
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Default Mystery file being written at almost 6MB/sec

Image "System", PID 4, is writing to file
"C:\System Volume Information\{7920ac3e-6af2-...}{3808876b-c176...}"
(ellipses because the actual file name is way too long to bother manually
transcribing here, and Windows is too lame to let me actually copy and paste
the filename from Reliability and Performance Monitor) at 350MB/min, and
thereby saturating the disk with I/O so that anything else I try to do on
the system is dreadfully slow.
I see no indication of what might be causing this. How can I find out, or
does anybody know offhand what this probably is?

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Old November 3rd 06, 07:03 PM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.performance_maintenance
Peter
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Default Mystery file being written at almost 6MB/sec

That's "System Protection" aka System Restore - Start/Control Panel/System &
Maintenance/System/System Protection...being written I guess.

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Image "System", PID 4, is writing to file
"C:\System Volume Information\{7920ac3e-6af2-...}{3808876b-c176...}"
(ellipses because the actual file name is way too long to bother manually
transcribing here, and Windows is too lame to let me actually copy and
paste the filename from Reliability and Performance Monitor) at 350MB/min,
and thereby saturating the disk with I/O so that anything else I try to do
on the system is dreadfully slow.
I see no indication of what might be causing this. How can I find out, or
does anybody know offhand what this probably is?


 




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