Jun 15, 2018 4:59 PM
roksonn
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Zap117
Yeah disk is dying. Is it loud? Clicking? Save files to another disk asap
HMSFirestar
Windows 10 is a catastrophe that needs to be shot in the face, burned, and the charred corpse dragged along a highway till it's dust.
Mofodo
It could be a Windows Defender thing. I had a similar issue with a new hard drive and disabling Defender solved it (obviously replace it).
Snakefist
Usually this happens, if it is not a HDD issue, when "windows search" is enabled and running. It is a Win 10 issue. All you need to do -1
type "services" in the search bar on the task bar and look for "Windows Search" in the desktop app "Services". Stop and disable it.
This will affect indexing so future file searches will take longer but will still work.
Zap117
Yeah disk is dying. Is it loud? Clicking? Save files to another disk asap
HMSFirestar
Windows 10 is a catastrophe that needs to be shot in the face, burned, and the charred corpse dragged along a highway till it's dust.
Mofodo
It could be a Windows Defender thing. I had a similar issue with a new hard drive and disabling Defender solved it (obviously replace it).
Snakefist
Usually this happens, if it is not a HDD issue, when "windows search" is enabled and running. It is a Win 10 issue. All you need to do -1
Snakefist
type "services" in the search bar on the task bar and look for "Windows Search" in the desktop app "Services". Stop and disable it.
Snakefist
This will affect indexing so future file searches will take longer but will still work.