Gary Funck wrote:
Maybe check for latent disk/file system problems?
1) run check disk with the full surface scan option
Is that /R? I did that and it took over two hours. Does it produce a report of
any kind?
2) run a utility that will give you the disk drive's SMART data
and/or run a SMART self-test. The disk drive manufacturer
might have a tool for that, or others here can suggest another.
WDC j=has Lifeguard s/w for that.
3) bring up the windows task manager (ctl-alt-del) and watch
the performance tab while you run AVG manually (during the day).
I was hoping to avoid sitting in front of my computer for hours and hours, and
given my short attention span I might miss something.
I guess you don;t know of any program that does what I want?
Thanks.
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