
If the Windows Search service is aggressively using the disk drive, you may want to turn it off to resolve the issue.Ĭheck the disk usage in Task Manager after disabling Windows Search service, it should be back to normal now.

This helps in finding files faster when searching in the Start menu or in the Files Explorer. Windows uses the SearchIndexer service to keep disk files in the Windows Search index. After disabling Connected User Experiences and Telemetry service, check in the Task Manager if the disk usage is back to normal. To see if it has affected your system as well, try disabling the service as described in the instructions below. Unfortunately, it sometimes backfires, and negatively affects the hard drive performance instead of helping it.

Superfetch is a Windows service that helps the system pre-load apps into the Random Access Memory to reduce the load on the hard disk. The instructions above should help you install Windows updates without any failures. (The option is in the driver settings in device manager, unless you have a power surge protector AND an external power supply I wouldn't use it, but it DOES increase the speed substantially apparently.Below are some of the known fixes that have helped many users resolve the high disk usage issue in Windows It might fix the problem with high disk usage on your system. There's also another way to speedup your hard drive but also can further increase your chance of losing data, but in this case it's if your PC turns off in any non-normal way.

What they mean is you can lose data if your RAM runs out, as the virtual page file is there for a reason. this is a lie, i did it and can run the game perfectly fine so do it. people say this is bad and blah blah coz the memory runs out and all this. Originally posted by GstarzRida RYAN G:Solution - to run gta without stuttering, you must have 8gb of ram minimum and then go to control panel > view ram and system memory > go to advanced settings > go to virtual memory > change them all to none > then restart the computer > go back to virtual memory again and then tick the box at the top saying automatically manage for all drives.
