
06-23-2007
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Re: hard drive issue
I would not count out the fact that you may still be contaminated, even
though you have found nothing. There are many types of malware that will
bring a system to it's knees.
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Regards,
Richard Urban
Microsoft MVP Windows Shell/User
(For email, remove the obvious from my address)
"dlk888" <dlk888@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:BAB15DA2-2C11-4589-906D-8356A443F844@microsoft.com...
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> "TOM" wrote:
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>> Thank you Rock
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>> "Rock" wrote:
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>> > "TOM" <TOM@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote
>> > > Thanks Malke
>> > > But this is going on for the second day, how long this process should
>> > > take?
>> > > I did not have this issue with XP i.
>> > >
>> > > "Malke" wrote:
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>> > >> TOM wrote:
>> > >> > I need your help please. I just clean install Vista Ultimate on
>> > >> > new
>> > >> > drive WD
>> > >> > Raptor and sees like this drive never stop working constantly is
>> > >> > searching
>> > >> > the indication HDD light is constantly on. I have look for any I
>> > >> > check
>> > >> > the
>> > >> > start up folder I don’t see anything usual, I was looking into
>> > >> > running
>> > >> > services but I’m afraid I mite mess it up.
>> > >> > Any suggestions.
>> > >> > Thanks
>> > >> > Tom
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>> > >> This is caused by Vista's Indexing Service. It is busy indexing your
>> > >> drive and it will stop soon.
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>> > Indexing is different in Vista. It can take some time to create the
>> > initial
>> > index.
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>> > --
>> > Rock [MS-MVP User/Shell]
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>> > um....SOME TIME?!?! if i was told that it would take over 7 days of
>> > non-stop hard drive activity i would not have bothered with vista! I
>> > have right clicked on my c drive and un-checked the box for "index
>> > drive for faster searching" so that the "indexing" stops....but it is
>> > still going on after a week! I have had my computer running vista for
>> > over 2 months before this was happening. Why does it suddenly feel the
>> > need to make everything run slow? I have some friends who have not
>> > experienced this at all! I have run virus scans with multiple programs
>> > and the only thing that seems to stop it from happening is starting up
>> > task manager and end process for the largest svchost.exe usually
>> > between 57 - 72,000KB and it does nothing to the system but stop the
>> > hard drive....but not for long...after a while it starts up again...can
>> > someone please tell me whats going on? why would no one tell us of
>> > this? and how do i make it stop!?
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