- Sep 12, 2018
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I've tried to have this answered for months and nobody has helped me after asking me for further information and me giving that information.
I already used a SMART checker.
read / write speed around 4-12 kb/s on average.
I tried turning off Windows Search and some other program other threads said to turn off, and tried following some other guides I saw that others said worked (this is a while out now so I forget),
Only when I tried to open the T drive in file explorer, windows crashed.
I restarted, because windows crashed, and it was broken. I couldn't open to the login screen. I got blue screened and told that my drive was needing to be repaird and I couldn't repair it. I couldn't even install Linux to just get past the blue screen. I tried all the troubleshooting options for hours, then tried Linux install and that's when windows finally started working again. And at that time, T was functioning normally. Steam opened up immediately, I was able to play Overwatch without any issue.
Blizzard and Steam will either not open at all when I try to launch or they will simply take forever to open. Maybe anywhere from 5-30 minutes.
Steam (The program) is installed on C, but games are installed on T.
also, even now trying to install something from steam onto a different drive, it's moving extremely slowly.
Stats:
Operating system: Win 10 Pro
Operating system bit-system (32-bit, 64-bit etc.): 64
Processor: Intel Core i7-8700K
Ram: 24 GB
Graphics card: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060 6 GB
(C) Samsung 850 EVO 500GB SSD
(T) 3 TB Toshiba drive HDWD130
I already used a SMART checker.
read / write speed around 4-12 kb/s on average.
I tried turning off Windows Search and some other program other threads said to turn off, and tried following some other guides I saw that others said worked (this is a while out now so I forget),
Only when I tried to open the T drive in file explorer, windows crashed.
I restarted, because windows crashed, and it was broken. I couldn't open to the login screen. I got blue screened and told that my drive was needing to be repaird and I couldn't repair it. I couldn't even install Linux to just get past the blue screen. I tried all the troubleshooting options for hours, then tried Linux install and that's when windows finally started working again. And at that time, T was functioning normally. Steam opened up immediately, I was able to play Overwatch without any issue.
Blizzard and Steam will either not open at all when I try to launch or they will simply take forever to open. Maybe anywhere from 5-30 minutes.
Steam (The program) is installed on C, but games are installed on T.
also, even now trying to install something from steam onto a different drive, it's moving extremely slowly.
Stats:
Operating system: Win 10 Pro
Operating system bit-system (32-bit, 64-bit etc.): 64
Processor: Intel Core i7-8700K
Ram: 24 GB
Graphics card: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060 6 GB
(C) Samsung 850 EVO 500GB SSD
(T) 3 TB Toshiba drive HDWD130
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