disk usage 90%-100% usage

Deathtrap · Sep 28, 2016

hello again, after some weeks i have a problem...my disk usage again hits 90%-100% i dont know what to do!!! its really annoying..one day its ok and the next day it isnt...
so here is a screenshot :
https://gyazo.com/efcc9583b8bb25f79d408f1ce47983f7
https://gyazo.com/22a9449d01533c52257cefe3d62402d5
(this was after i closed kaspersky but now i deleted it and still the same problem) https://gyazo.com/1b9d696e71dc0998d9d5f8779aab9e3f
then this one : https://gyazo.com/c0ae30e4779ded67fea373d2cdb826eb
https://gyazo.com/efcc9583b8bb25f79d408f1ce47983f7
https://gyazo.com/f30273c4f9f5f0ed220e6a8518232dca
any help here please??

SkyNetRising · Sep 28, 2016

Post screenshot from Resource monitor disk section (order by total descending)
and screenshot from hdtune health section.

Tom Tancredi · Sep 28, 2016

If kaspersky is scanning your system (as it supposed to do to look for infections) then your interrupting it while it was working. Yes it can hit 100%, as we have no clue what hardware your system is when you took those screen shots.

For example, I am on a Toshiba C55-b, which is a Celeron N2840 CPU, 4GB of RAM, using IGP (integrated video) and a 5400RPM HDD. This is so low end that when tasks like more than 4 webpages are open, or a antivirus scan kicks off, yes it takes 100% of my computers capability the ENTIRE time it is trying to 'work' to do the task. There is no 'left over' speed to do anything else and is annoying.

Now you could just uninstall kaspersky and try a free Antivirus instead like AVAST, AVG, Panda, etc. See if that helps any, but honestly it depends if the hardware can support 'all that stuff I need to do', if not then you need a much better system which sadly costs more money.

Deathtrap · Sep 28, 2016

Tom Tancredi :

If kaspersky is scanning your system (as it supposed to do to look for infections) then your interrupting it while it was working. Yes it can hit 100%, as we have no clue what hardware your system is when you took those screen shots.

For example, I am on a Toshiba C55-b, which is a Celeron N2840 CPU, 4GB of RAM, using IGP (integrated video) and a 5400RPM HDD. This is so low end that when tasks like more than 4 webpages are open, or a antivirus scan kicks off, yes it takes 100% of my computers capability the ENTIRE time it is trying to 'work' to do the task. There is no 'left over' speed to do anything else and is annoying.

Now you could just uninstall kaspersky and try a free Antivirus instead like AVAST, AVG, Panda, etc. See if that helps any, but honestly it depends if the hardware can support 'all that stuff I need to do', if not then you need a much better system which sadly costs more money.

what you want to know about my hardware..i can inform you if you want

Tom Tancredi · Sep 28, 2016

Deathtrap :

Simplest way is to download SPECCY, then copy the first tab 'text' and paste it here. Will give us some idea what the 'computer' is.

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