Instructions for fixing 100% Full Disk error on Windows 10

In recent days, there have been many cases where Windows 10 users have a 100% Full Disk error similar to Windows 8 / 8.1. And most of these errors appear on hard drive - HDD computers, with SSDs not seeing this phenomenon. So what to do to solve this error on machines using normal HDD? TipsMake.com will guide you how to fix this 100% Full Disk error on Windows 10 below.

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Method 1: Customize virtual memory Virtual Memory:

How to do the same as with previous Windows versions, right-click This PC> Properties (1)> Advanced system settings (2)> select the Advanced tab (3)> Settings (4)> select the Advanced tab ( 5)> click the Change button (6):

Uncheck Automatically manage paging fie for all drivers and set yourself to Custom size :

For example, for computers with 4GB of RAM, you can set 1000 - 4000 , and if you have more RAM, raise the Maximum size ( 2000 - 6000 or 3000 - 6000 for example).Then click Set and OK, restart the computer and check if the 100% error condition has been resolved.

Method 2: Turn off Superfetch service:

If you do the above way but the phenomenon of 100% Full Disk still exists, try this way.Open Windows Services (click start> type services.msc ) and find the Superfetch service:

Right-click the Superfetch service and select Stop , then go to the Properties of the service and change the settings as shown below:

Select Disabled instead of Automatic . Restart the computer and . Boom, the problem of 100% Full Disk has been resolved. Good luck!