Hello. I use GT70 barebone laptop. It has two HGST HTS 1 TB 7200 RPM HDD. One for the system and other for the storage.
Primary disk (system) heats up when it enters to idle state. For example, if I leave my laptop for half hour to idle then I came in system HDD's temps rise up as 5 to 7 celcius. Nothing wrong with exactly the same second disk, it lowers its temps just fine.
My both disk's health table is OK according to HDTune. I also did full bad sector scan and both of them were clean. Intel Rapid Storage app is also installed, though I don't know it is mandatory.
Primary disk's activity LED blinks a lot. It only stops for just maybe two seconds and keep blinking and go on.
I think there are some programs or some scheduled tasks prevent disk to enter idle state. I use real time temps showing programs all the time, RealTemp and HWMonitor. Do they cause to the problem?
I googled my situation but there was nothing useful. I'm stuck. Why my primary disk does heats up while idle instead it should lower its temps? Thanks in advance.
Primary disk (system) heats up when it enters to idle state. For example, if I leave my laptop for half hour to idle then I came in system HDD's temps rise up as 5 to 7 celcius. Nothing wrong with exactly the same second disk, it lowers its temps just fine.
My both disk's health table is OK according to HDTune. I also did full bad sector scan and both of them were clean. Intel Rapid Storage app is also installed, though I don't know it is mandatory.
Primary disk's activity LED blinks a lot. It only stops for just maybe two seconds and keep blinking and go on.
I think there are some programs or some scheduled tasks prevent disk to enter idle state. I use real time temps showing programs all the time, RealTemp and HWMonitor. Do they cause to the problem?
I googled my situation but there was nothing useful. I'm stuck. Why my primary disk does heats up while idle instead it should lower its temps? Thanks in advance.
Do you think a virus/malware cause that? I was not concerning about that because I thought my laptop is clean but who knows? Maybe some of them got into regardless of Deep Freeze. Better scan with Kaspersky.
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