: Analyse data field (default)Ĭomputer Name. : Unregistered version, please register.Ĭurrent Date And Time. Here's what Hard Disk Sentinel says, though it doesn't appear to know what the SSD is.
And it'll just sit there and churn indefinitely. This is what it looks like 20 seconds after booting. OK, I put in the second system - the laptop. Still hoping somebody has an idea 'cause I do NOT want to have to rebuild thing thing. I can try downloading Hard Disk Sentinel when I get home and see if it says anything useful. Which will greatly p*ss me off, but I have to have this thing working 'cause it has actual WORK to do. Worst case, I'll do what I had to do to the OTHER laptop after the "creator" updated - blow the whole thing away and start over installing Windows. I"ve got a snip of the resource manager, so here it is: The only virtual memory there, is 2432MB that's system managed on the C drive, and has been since day 1.
Images are NOT indexed for Photos or any other application except Lightroom.
Has a 256GB SSD for the primary drive and a 1TB HDD for image data. Normal, ordinary, boring Alienware laptop. I'm not sure where the RAID came up - this is a laptop. As far as I know, NOTHING should be getting indexed. I have checked the indexing and UNCHECKED EVERYTHING. I have DISABLED the Windows Search service. As near as I can tell, edb is supposed to have something to do with indexing, which I SHOULDN'T even be doing as far as I know. No Google Chrome.ĬURRENTLY, the thing is beating its brains out on edb.log and its neighbors. I have NOT made any significant changes, not even any MINOR changes in a while - OTHER than MS shoving that $%^YU*&^% update onto the laptop a couple weeks ago. Slowing down image processing and generally being a pain in my *ss. And it's continued churning its brains out for the entire time.
Well, I've been using the laptop since I wrote the original post.
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