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😭Slow Performance? Check Your Disk Usage

This performance issue is most obvious when attempting to use Search (Windows key + Q) to find a file or program, and anything else that requires the drive to do some work (perhaps copying and pasting a group of files).

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To establish whether it is a problem that is affecting you when your computer next slows down press CTRL+ALT+DEL and select Task Manager. (Alternatively, right-click the Taskbar and select Task Manager.) Note that this may take some time to open with the drive being slow.

On the first tab, Processes, look for the Disk column. If you’re having problems with drive performance, this should be at 100% and colored red to indicate whether you have a problem or not.

Once you’ve found there is a problem, you have several options available.

🔴Disable Superfetch Service:

1. Use Windows shortcut keys Win + X to launch the quick menu and select Computer Management.

2. Expand Services and Applications in the left column and click on Services.

3. Navigate to Superfetch and double-click on it, and then select Disable from the drop-down menu of Startup type.

🔴Check Your Anti-Virus Software
As with any such performance issue, the first thing to do is confirm that your computer hasn’t been infected with malware. Your security software should be able to deal with this, whether it’s a free app or a paid suite. At the very least, tools such as Malwarebytes Anti-Malware should be able to scan your system drive and detect any problems, although with a heavy load on your drive already this may take a while.

🔴Disable Windows Search for Improved Disk Performance:

The next thing to check is whether the problem is to do with Windows Search. A bug in Windows 8 and 10 results in a sort of “search loop” that results in an increased load on the system drive.

To stop this, and prevent it from happening during your current session (until Windows is rebooted) open the Command Prompt (the quickest way is by right-clicking the Start button and selecting Command Prompt (Admin)) and enter the following:

net.exe stop "Windows search"

To permanently disable Windows Search or Indexing, press Windows + R, enter services.MSC, and hit Enter. In the Services window that opens find the Windows Search entry and double-clicks it to open the Windows Search Properties window. Under Startup type, select Disabled. Here you can click Stop to abort the service. Click OK to save your changes.

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