Solid installed Win10 fear? Of course it is 100% disk usage!

Whether it is a mechanical hard disk or a solid-state hard disk, Win10 still has not completely resolved a chronic illness. Occasionally, 100% of the pain of the disk is believed to be experienced by many people, especially when many new SSDs are replaced by new ones. ? In fact, because the disk is occupied by 100%, the speed will certainly not increase! Xiao Bian pushes on how to solve the disk occupation problem today, especially for SSD users.

The crux of disk usage is actually caused by Windows search. This feature requires the constant establishment of a search index, resulting in high disk usage. To solve it is also very simple, first enter the cmd in the start menu, and then right-click at the command prompt, select "Run as administrator".

At the command prompt, enter: net.exe stop "Windows search" Enter, temporarily disable the search function.

This method is temporary, and the indexing function is restored after restarting the computer. If you are sure that you do not need Windows search, you can permanently disable this feature. Enter services.msc Enter in the Start menu to open the service item.

On the Services page, scroll down the right scroll bar and find the Windows Search item.

Double-click the item. In the Windows Search settings page that pops up, pull down the Startup Type menu and select Disable. If the service status is "Running", you can also click Stop to immediately close the search function. After the setting is correct, you can exit.

Next do not rush to restart the computer, continue to look through the service items, find the HomeGroup Listener and HomeGroup Provider two items, the same operation is completely "disabled", are set up once to restart the computer.

As a result, the disk usage of the system can be completely solved. It should be noted that the SSD reads random performance when it is started, and it has not yet loaded Windows, so it starts very quickly. But after entering the system, the search function will create an index (read the file changes), so often see the disk 100% occupancy, which you understand why the system is not fast after you change the SSD, right?