Instructions to fix 100% Disk error annoying on Windows 8 / 8.1
There are quite a lot of readers complaining about 'sticking' 100% Disk error when installing Windows 8 or after upgrading to Windows 8.1. This situation often occurs when the user starts the computer, and when it is, the machine will operate very slowly and easily cause the machine to heat up.
This article will guide you to read the simplest way to solve this problem thoroughly:
First, open Control Panel on Windows 8 / 8.1 and click Troubleshooting
Under Troubleshooting, choose System and Security
Choose System Maintenance
The System Maintenance dialog box appears. Click Next to proceed to the next step
The system will proceed to scan the problem for a few seconds
Then select the line Try troubleshooter as administrator
Windows will proceed to reboot the system again to check the problem. After you're done, click Close to finish
Now restart Windows to check the results.
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