Networking :: Disk Spikes To 100%
Dec 31, 2015
since not too long, it takes 5 minutes to my pc's disk to go back to low percents. It takes around 5 minutes when I start the PC to go back low and sometimes it spikes back up to 100%.
The program i see the most going up is System and Compressed memory. I disable supertech and ''windows search'' each time I start my pc, I turned of all the notifications options except for app notification and I turned off the cloud-based protection but it still happens.
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