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Harddisk activity drives me crazy


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Old March 20th 07, 01:25 PM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.hardware_devices
Silvaner
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Default Harddisk activity drives me crazy

I've got a harddisk activity stronger than activity at bootup. It starts may
be half an hour after boot. - I can only stop it with reeboot.

Vista (Ultimate) is working normaly and fine exept of this harddisk activity
noise.
Activity is although when i am away! When i'm comming back it stops(!) for a
few seconds.

My Board: Asus P5B Intel Core Duo, SATA
CPU usage 2-4%
RAM (2GB) usage 18-20%

File Indexing i already switcht off.
And i stoppt programms in tray.
I dit install all Windows updates exept of language packs.


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Old March 21st 07, 01:11 AM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.hardware_devices
Rick Rogers
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Default Harddisk activity drives me crazy

Hi,

Could be the defragging routine as well.

Why did you turn the indexer off? Once it's done it's job, it makes
searching much faster. Plus, contrary to popular belief, it does not
interfere with normal operation of the machine, it runs as a low priority
task.

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Rick Rogers, aka "Nutcase" - Microsoft MVP
http://mvp.support.microsoft.com/
Windows help - www.rickrogers.org

"Silvaner" wrote in message
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I've got a harddisk activity stronger than activity at bootup. It starts
may
be half an hour after boot. - I can only stop it with reeboot.

Vista (Ultimate) is working normaly and fine exept of this harddisk
activity
noise.
Activity is although when i am away! When i'm comming back it stops(!) for
a
few seconds.

My Board: Asus P5B Intel Core Duo, SATA
CPU usage 2-4%
RAM (2GB) usage 18-20%

File Indexing i already switcht off.
And i stoppt programms in tray.
I dit install all Windows updates exept of language packs.



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Old March 21st 07, 06:23 AM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.hardware_devices
chas
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Default Harddisk activity drives me crazy

Low priority to the CPU not low priority to the disk subsystem. I could
not even see the reason for the disk io in task manager. with NCQ
enabled the disk doesn't know whats low priority.

Yes the constant chattering hard disk, drives me crazy too.

Rick Rogers wrote:
Hi,

Could be the defragging routine as well.

Why did you turn the indexer off? Once it's done it's job, it makes
searching much faster. Plus, contrary to popular belief, it does not
interfere with normal operation of the machine, it runs as a low
priority task.

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Old March 21st 07, 07:40 AM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.hardware_devices
Silvaner
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Default Harddisk activity drives me crazy

Hi Rick,

"Rick Rogers" wrote:
Why did you turn the indexer off? Once it's done it's job, it makes
searching much faster. Plus, contrary to popular belief, it does not
interfere with normal operation of the machine, it runs as a low priority
task.

Cause it was the only answer i've found in internet for this Problem. Just
i wanted to exclude indexing as posibility.



Could be the defragging routine as well.

I start defragging. I stops after a few seconds. So defragging is not the
problem.


Best of Luck,

I need. Because I think this Problem is not very popular. I found the
Problem sometimes in Internet, but no answer.


Silvaner
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Old March 21st 07, 05:49 PM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.hardware_devices
Silvaner
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Default Harddisk activity drives me crazy


Hi,

somewhere i read, that harddisk activity will calm down after 2 days. So i
went away and let it run for some more hours.

It stopped.

Hopefully that it wont will return, thanks for help!

Silvaner
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Old March 24th 07, 05:23 PM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.hardware_devices
kronos
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Default Harddisk activity drives me crazy

Shut down windows defender it's constantly searching the harddrive for
infections, also shutting down aero might help.



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On Tue, 20 Mar 2007 07:25:11 -0700, Silvaner
wrote:

I've got a harddisk activity stronger than activity at bootup. It starts
may
be half an hour after boot. - I can only stop it with reeboot.

Vista (Ultimate) is working normaly and fine exept of this harddisk
activity
noise.
Activity is although when i am away! When i'm comming back it stops(!) for
a
few seconds.

My Board: Asus P5B Intel Core Duo, SATA
CPU usage 2-4%
RAM (2GB) usage 18-20%

File Indexing i already switcht off.


How did you turn it off? I didn't think there was an option to turn
it off. Best I could find was to remove some types of files from the
list of file types to index.


And i stoppt programms in tray.
I dit install all Windows updates exept of language packs.


 



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