Originally posted by clawish
Booting up windows 7 after 1 year. Everything is unusuably slow
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I am almost convinced this is a problem with your SSD.
Please describe your Page File settings.
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Paging is 8070 MB, and automatically managedOriginally posted by AntmanI am almost convinced this is a problem with your SSD.
Please describe your Page File settings.
What is the Page File in Windows 10?Comment
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This didn’t help, unfortunately. Will make bootable drive nowOriginally posted by AntmanC:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs
Copy this to a new folder on your desktop.
Delete every folder except Administrator Tools and Startup.
Delete everything in the Startup folder.
Delete everything in the Administrator Tools folder EXCEPT Computer Management
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The CHKDSK I ran over night returned with “The volume bitmap is incorrect.” and “Windows found problems with the file system.”.Originally posted by AntmanI always recommend a SMART Test for a slow PC (examines physical damage), followed by chkdsk /r from an elevated cmd prompt (examines logical damage).
CHKDSK: What Is It and How Do I Run It? - Ask Leo!
Running CHKDSK /F didn’t fix the problems.
I dug around quite a bit more and managed to consistently hang the computer in safe mode by opening a specific file. So exactly as you wanted…Originally posted by AntmanAssumption:
You are in Safe Mode
PC does not freeze while when you are browsing File Explorer. Please confirm. Dig around. I want you to try and make it freeze by simply reading the disk.
So the problem still persists and it makes sense to suspect the SSD as the cause. What can I do?Comment
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SSD failure not yet proved.
Confirm chkdsk /f was performed from a bootable device other than the SSD.
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Ran “CHKDSK /F F:” from the bootable usb. Now no errors were found. Even the file system after USN Journal didn’t find any errors.Originally posted by AntmanSSD failure not yet proved.
Confirm chkdsk /f was performed from a bootable device other than the SSD.
Recovery options in Windows - Microsoft Support
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