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    Default Hard Drive problem (i guess)

    Hey guys, and whats up ??
    I have a samsung 1TB drive that i store in both OS and my general files on it, but some times the whole computer doesn't respond well as it usually do, even when i open a new tab in Chrome, it takes about 5 sec to start loading or showing the thumbnails of most visiuted websites, the same problem with WMP it take longer than usual to load, i feel that the hard drive goes sleepy or something, is there a solution ?
    i have an I7 870 @ 3.4ghz
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    and a asus p7p55d-evo motherboard

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    When was the last time you defragged your drive ? Also how many programs are running at start up ? It would be a good idea to invest in Diskeeper, and set it to auto.
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    Default Re: Hard Drive problem (i guess)

    First,....welcome to PureOC

    Go to control panel and choose Power Options,.....
    Your PC is set to use one of the two preferred power plans. Go to the one it's using and click to "change plan settings"

    Then click on "change advanced Power settings"

    Go to the "hard drive" line and open it. Set it to never turn off.

    If the problem still persists, the cause is elsewhere.
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    Also, the latest drivers from ASUS can be found here.
    Make sure you're using the latest ones.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Doctor_Death View Post
    When was the last time you defragged your drive ? Also how many programs are running at start up ? It would be a good idea to invest in Diskeeper, and set it to auto.
    thanks for the respond, i didn't defragge the hard drive 2 months ago i guess.
    and i will try it now =)

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    Default Re: Hard Drive problem (i guess)

    Quote Originally Posted by realneil View Post
    First,....welcome to PureOC

    Go to control panel and choose Power Options,.....
    Your PC is set to use one of the two preferred power plans. Go to the one it's using and click to "change plan settings"

    Then click on "change advanced Power settings"

    Go to the "hard drive" line and open it. Set it to never turn off.

    If the problem still persists, the cause is elsewhere.
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    Also, the latest drivers from ASUS can be found here.
    Make sure you're using the latest ones.
    thanks for the respond =)
    i don't think that the problem is from the drivers,
    and for the i seted it before and the problem still going on

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    It's a process.
    You should be using the latest drivers to rule out that possibility.

    The next step would be to determine if there are programs running in the background without your knowledge. They use system resources and slow down your PC. This is a common problem.

    You should install Malwarebytes Antimalware (free version) update it's database and then do a full scan on your PC.

    Afterwards, install Spybot Search And Destroy, (free) update it, and Scan your PC.

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    Hey Rida. Glad you made it to Pure. Welcome. Like I said theas guy's will help you out.

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    Quote Originally Posted by realneil View Post
    It's a process.
    You should be using the latest drivers to rule out that possibility.

    The next step would be to determine if there are programs running in the background without your knowledge. They use system resources and slow down your PC. This is a common problem.

    You should install Malwarebytes Antimalware (free version) update it's database and then do a full scan on your PC.

    Afterwards, install Spybot Search And Destroy, (free) update it, and Scan your PC.
    ill try it =)

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    Quote Originally Posted by killjoyjim View Post
    Hey Rida. Glad you made it to Pure. Welcome. Like I said theas guy's will help you out.
    Thanks jim, i knew they would help me =)

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    I think the problem is fixed, ill update this if something wrong happend
    thanks all for your help

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    Default Re: Hard Drive problem (i guess)

    I'm glad it's fixed Ridamag.

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