Question 100% Disk Usage on NVME Drives, how solve this problem?

[djsolidsnake86]

https://i.redd.it/wd0o2kguenjb1.png

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take a look at the pic, hd tune test
no program consume the disk usage in task manager
maybe i have faulty nvme units?
i opened the entire folder of nvme, and made context menu with properties, and then i have 100% usage, but the loading of properties is infinite, don't load the entire space used
my 2 nvme are kingston nv2
my mb is z170 pro gaming
one nvme is on pci express with adapter, one is on m2 port
i have this problem with both drives

 

[Colif]

have you tried running this on the drives and see what it shows?

Kingston® SSD Manager - SSD health and firmware application - Kingston Technology

Kingston® SSD Manager is an application that provides users with the ability to monitor and manage various aspects of their Kingston® Solid State Drive. Additionally, KSM provides users a complimentary one-year subscription to Acronis True Image for Kingston.

www.kingston.com

 

[djsolidsnake86]

have you tried running this on the drives and see what it shows?

Kingston® SSD Manager - SSD health and firmware application - Kingston Technology

Kingston® SSD Manager is an application that provides users with the ability to monitor and manage various aspects of their Kingston® Solid State Drive. Additionally, KSM provides users a complimentary one-year subscription to Acronis True Image for Kingston.

www.kingston.com

i updated firmware, the smart seem ok but problems presists

 

[Ralston18]

And I will add the suggestion to also look in Resource Monitor and Process Explorer to learn more about what the subject system is doing or trying to do.

Resource Monitor is part of Windows.

Process Explorer is Microsoft - free.

FYI:

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/downloads/process-explorer

 

[djsolidsnake86]

And I will add the suggestion to also look in Resource Monitor and Process Explorer to learn more about what the subject system is doing or trying to do.

Resource Monitor is part of Windows.

Process Explorer is Microsoft - free.

FYI:

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/downloads/process-explorer

i already saw that no processes occupy disk usage
only thing that occupy disk usage is navigate between folders of nvme

 

[Ralston18]

Regarding:

"only thing that occupy disk usage is navigate between folders of nvme".

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More explanation needed:

What is being done during the navigation process? Include some details about that "context menu and properties".

Also I am not following what you mean by:

"but the loading of properties is infinite, don't load the entire space used" .

What space was created, how much space, and what is being put into that space?

Update your post to include full system hardware specs and OS information.

Drives: full make and model information, capacity, how full?

Which specific slot is being used for the adapter?

Open the Disk Management window and expand so all can be seen. Take a screenshot and post the screenshot here use imgur (www.imgur.com).

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Another thought being is that the current drive configuration is not fully supported by the motherboard.

This motherboard?

https://www.msi.com/Motherboard/Z170A-GAMING-PRO/Specification

Doublecheck the drive installations and connections in accordance with the User Guide/Manual's Overview of components. Starting at physically numbered Page 29 in the User Guide that I found,

Note the Important warnings.

 

[djsolidsnake86]

ok, today i'm trying a 4tb crucial p3 plus, no disk usage problem
so the 2 kingston nv2 are faulty units

for curiosity, this bench on hdd tune is good for crucial p3 plus? i'm using it in a gen3 m2 slot

https://i.redd.it/jf3c4slvzwjb1.png

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[Ralston18]

"so the 2 kingston nv2 are faulty units"

I would not make that conclusion.

Which nv2 drive is the boot drive? The other being then a data drive.

Test the drives independently on other known working computers.

Determine if the disk usage remains at 100% when the drives are tested on other systems.

Remember to post the Disk Management window.