- Jun 16, 2017
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Hi!
Recently, I have found out that my D: drive is significantly slower than my C: drive. Over the recent weeks, I've had major problems with deleting files from the drive as there were permission errors. This resulted me to create a new account to delete the files from the drive. If I may say, this drive is probably not configured properly but, I'm no PC expert.
I am interested in learning about software development. For this, I installed Visual Studio Community Edition 2017 on my D: drive. When I opened it up, it slowed my whole system down, it wouldn't respond etc. I had to hold down the power button on my PC to restart it. I opened up task manager and the CPU level was normal, I defiantly know that this is a drive error. In order to prove confidence that this is a drive error, I installed Visual Studio Community Edition 2017 on my C: drive and it opened up in around 10 seconds with no drag. My D: drive needs fixing somehow, is there any tools that I can run to help improve speed or something?
Thanks,
Nathan.
Recently, I have found out that my D: drive is significantly slower than my C: drive. Over the recent weeks, I've had major problems with deleting files from the drive as there were permission errors. This resulted me to create a new account to delete the files from the drive. If I may say, this drive is probably not configured properly but, I'm no PC expert.
I am interested in learning about software development. For this, I installed Visual Studio Community Edition 2017 on my D: drive. When I opened it up, it slowed my whole system down, it wouldn't respond etc. I had to hold down the power button on my PC to restart it. I opened up task manager and the CPU level was normal, I defiantly know that this is a drive error. In order to prove confidence that this is a drive error, I installed Visual Studio Community Edition 2017 on my C: drive and it opened up in around 10 seconds with no drag. My D: drive needs fixing somehow, is there any tools that I can run to help improve speed or something?
Thanks,
Nathan.
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