5 steps to fix 100% Full Disk error on Windows

Your computer hangs, lags, doesn't do anything even after reinstalling Windows, and when checking Task Manager, it's Full 100% Disk. The following article will help you thoroughly solve this situation optimally and most effectively, help you troubleshoot the problem of full computer hard drive.

See the 100% Full Disk error correction tips on Windows 8 / 8.1

1. Handle the Troubleshooting section:

You go to Control Panel , type Troubleshooting in the search box and click on Items Troubleshooting .

The window appears, click System and Security .

New window will appear, select System Maintenance .

The message appears, click Next .

Then let it work when the Systam Maintenance message appears , click on the item Try troubleshooting as an administrator .

And wait for it to run until the word Close is clicked.

2. Turn off Maintenance:

Open Action Center by left clicking on the flag under Taskbar in the lower right corner, select Open Action Center .

Next, click on the arrow for direction as shown to show more details of the Maintenance setup, select Setting .

Then, click Never check for solutions (not recommended)

Select OK .

3. Turn off Windows SmartScreen:

As well as turn off Maintenance , go to Action Center , then look at the left column under Change Windows SmartScreen Settings , click on this item.

Then choose Don't do anything (turn off Windows SmartScreen)

4. Turn off Service Super fetch:

Open Task Manager (or use shortcut key combination Ctrl + Shift + Esc ). Switch to the Service tab, select Open Service . The Services window appears, find the Super fetch service (press S and then search for convenience).

Double click on Super fetch service, select Disable then OK -> Apply .

5. Turn off the Windows Search Service:

Still in Services , find Window Search (press W then find).

Then do the same as the Super fetch .

Press OK -> Apply to save the changes.

After doing 5 ways, restart your computer, turn on Task Manager and check if you still have Full 100% Disk.

Note: Some software or 100% Disk currently does the steps because the software may be viurs, then the software scans the system so 100% is not worrying, waiting for the scan is finished .

6. Full Disk error on the latest Windows 10 version (KB3201845):

First of all in the search bar on Windows, we type the keyword command prompt , then right click command prompt select Run as admin , type WPR-cancel . Finally press Enter to finish.

Good luck!