Why does my hard drive keep spinning? The (explicative deleted) wont
stop!



Thanks

Ron

"Ron Boetger" wrote:

> Why does my hard drive keep spinning? The (explicative deleted) wont
> stop!

Automatic disk defragmenter?

How do I shut it off? It has to be slowing down the system

Thanks

On Fri, 4 Aug 2006 10:51:01 -0700, BillD
<BillD@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

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>"Ron Boetger" wrote:
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>> Why does my hard drive keep spinning? The (explicative deleted) wont
>> stop!
>
>Automatic disk defragmenter?

Could be due to the indexing that isn't finished yet.
This could take very long in the beginning especially when you have a lot of
files (or multiple partitions and multiboot etc).


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"Ron Boetger" <rboetger@bblink.net> wrote in message
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> Why does my hard drive keep spinning? The (explicative deleted) wont
> stop!
>
> Thanks
>
> Ron

"Leen" wrote:

> Could be due to the indexing that isn't finished yet.
> This could take very long in the beginning especially when you have a lot of
> files (or multiple partitions and multiboot etc).

No, No, No. Have you ever seen the indexing settings? I think that a lot of
people didn't see the indexing settings...
The searchindexer by default indexes only a small amount of folders, such as
the
start menu, the windows mail and the documents and so it's not heavy but
it's very fast.

"Ron Boetger" wrote:

> How do I shut it off? It has to be slowing down the system
>

Disk defragmenter runs at low I/O priority so it doesn't interfere with
other I/O activities i.e. disk accesses.

I just walked away left it run and it finally stopped.

Many thanks

Ron

On Fri, 4 Aug 2006 11:14:03 -0700, BillD
<BillD@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

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>"Leen" wrote:
>
>> Could be due to the indexing that isn't finished yet.
>> This could take very long in the beginning especially when you have a lot of
>> files (or multiple partitions and multiboot etc).
>
>No, No, No. Have you ever seen the indexing settings? I think that a lot of
>people didn't see the indexing settings...
>The searchindexer by default indexes only a small amount of folders, such as
>the
>start menu, the windows mail and the documents and so it's not heavy but
>it's very fast.

It's supposed to but has been bugged repeatedly for that not quite working
right.

"BillD" <BillD@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> "Ron Boetger" wrote:
>
>> How do I shut it off? It has to be slowing down the system
>>
>
> Disk defragmenter runs at low I/O priority so it doesn't interfere with
> other I/O activities i.e. disk accesses.

"Colin Barnhorst" wrote:

> It's supposed to but has been bugged repeatedly for that not quite working
> right.

Here it works fine without problems.

YMMV.

"BillD" <BillD@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> "Colin Barnhorst" wrote:
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>> It's supposed to but has been bugged repeatedly for that not quite
>> working
>> right.
>
> Here it works fine without problems.