I've scanned for viruses and checked ssd for errors, nothing showed up. Some programs are not opening up at all anymore as well.
I've tried Disabling windows search and superfetch, no success. This just happened out of nowhere today when I noticed it. Startup time is pretty fast still, but some of my startup programs are not opening (only have like 5 in total, which are all pretty low demanding) Out of nowhere, my CPU is seeing some high usage on idle, and the "Disk" column under task manager is at 100% consistently, Most of the usage coming from "System" whihc is fluxuating between 1.5MB/s to 3 sometimes 4MB/s Rig: i7 6700k, GTX 980TI SLI (two) I also have a 500GB SSD You might want to add this to the original post for visibility.Ģnd Perm Fix that many others have talked to me about when first method doesn't work right click start button choose command prompt (admin) type sc stop DiagTrack and press enter type sc delete DiagTrack and press enter Then go to the recovery tab in the properties window, and select "no action" on the three dropdown menus. Click the dropdown menu that says "startup type" and disable it. Find "connected user experiences and telemetry" in the list that opened, right click it and open properties. After you stop the DiagTrack service in the services tab, click "open services" at the bottom. I think I found a way of making your temporary fix for the 100% disk use problem permanent. I've rebooted 2 times and DiagTrack is staying disabled and usage is at 0%! Task Manager> Services> Find DiagTrack > right click and STOP and it should fix it within a minuteįixed issue in less than 30 seconds and now DISK usage is at 0%, and everything is running lightning fastĬredit goes to: JackOneil over on tenforumsĬredit goes to /user/Gaethan for the perm fix. At least give others the chance to see it.įound a TEMP fix It is NOT a perm fix (Perm fix posted below).
Please don't downvote just because it may have not worked for you, It's working for TONS of others. In the DISK section of Resource Manager It will give the file location. Using Resouce Monitor, you can find the file location while the issue is in progress. **The issue is coming from DiagTrack in the Services tab on Task Manager. Must also take the steps for TEMP fix below.
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