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The perfect HD Usage monitor
I consider myself an IT expert but I never found the solution to
this... My PC has 4GB of RAM but often it's slow because the HD goes into near- to-100% activity. I would to know what program/process is causing this near-to-100% HD activity but I often don't found the solution. I enabled all the columns related to I/O of the Task Manager but this often didn't help to find the guilty process. Then in Windows Vista I tried to see under Resource Monitor - Disk but this often didn't help too. I found that both the tools are not always able to well represent the Process - HD usage association in the same clear way the Task Manager shows the Process - CPU % usage. Do you know a program that represents the Process - HD usage association in the same clear way the Task Manager shows the Process - CPU % usage? |
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Re: The perfect HD Usage monitor
Luca Villa <lucavilla@cashette.com> wrote:
>Do you know a program that represents the Process - HD usage >association in the same clear way the Task Manager shows the Process - >CPU % usage? Not the same way but it will show disk usage FileMon and Process Monitor (also shows reg usage) http://www.microsoft.com/technet/sys...utilities.mspx or http://tinyurl.com/yy5vph -- How to Rip Netflix "Watch Now" movies to your hard drive! http://forum.rorta.net/showthread.php?t=1134 |
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Re: The perfect HD Usage monitor
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I would recommend Process Explorer. For further information about Process Explorer see here: http://www.microsoft.com/technet/sys...***plorer.mspx To ascertain which service is causing the problem select the process producing the high CPU usage, right click, select Properties, Services. Note there are the full names and some explanation of what each service does. You will find further information on Services here: http://majorgeeks.com/page.php?id=12 To trace the particular Service involved you need to turn off each service in turn and then restore it noting what effect it has on CPU usage. However, you need to take care and watch what other Services are dependent on that service. When you click on the Dependencies tab allow it a little time to display the information. -- Hope this helps. Gerry ~~~~ FCA Stourport, England Enquire, plan and execute ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Luca Villa wrote: > I consider myself an IT expert but I never found the solution to > this... > My PC has 4GB of RAM but often it's slow because the HD goes into > near- to-100% activity. > I would to know what program/process is causing this near-to-100% HD > activity but I often don't found the solution. > > I enabled all the columns related to I/O of the Task Manager but this > often didn't help to find the guilty process. > Then in Windows Vista I tried to see under Resource Monitor - Disk but > this often didn't help too. > I found that both the tools are not always able to well represent the > Process - HD usage association in the same clear way the Task Manager > shows the Process - CPU % usage. > > Do you know a program that represents the Process - HD usage > association in the same clear way the Task Manager shows the Process - > CPU % usage? |
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