- May 5, 2002
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So I'm trying to do a disk defragment for my laptop running Windows XP Home.
I first just selected analyze my c drive and it just like sat at the 5% mark for a long long time, like 7 minutes or so. Anyway, it FINALLY went ahead and finished analyzing the drive and said that I didn't need to defrag, but I wanted to anyway, so I went ahead and selected defrag and it did the same hang thing on 5% again.
I'm not running any other programs. I quit every little thing that may have been running on my comp. It just seems to take forever for it to get past that 5% level of analyzing. It's a pain. In the Task Manager it showed low CPU usage and just the normal system idle process doing the majority of the cpu crap.
What could be causing this? I searched the internet but couldn't find anything on this problem.
My guess is that I might have a hard drive that is crapping out, but I really hope that's not the case. Does anyone know what the problem may be?
Thanks in advance for any help that you may be able to provide.
EDIT: I'm think I'm all set... for now at least. Thanks for the help.
I first just selected analyze my c drive and it just like sat at the 5% mark for a long long time, like 7 minutes or so. Anyway, it FINALLY went ahead and finished analyzing the drive and said that I didn't need to defrag, but I wanted to anyway, so I went ahead and selected defrag and it did the same hang thing on 5% again.
I'm not running any other programs. I quit every little thing that may have been running on my comp. It just seems to take forever for it to get past that 5% level of analyzing. It's a pain. In the Task Manager it showed low CPU usage and just the normal system idle process doing the majority of the cpu crap.
What could be causing this? I searched the internet but couldn't find anything on this problem.
My guess is that I might have a hard drive that is crapping out, but I really hope that's not the case. Does anyone know what the problem may be?
Thanks in advance for any help that you may be able to provide.
EDIT: I'm think I'm all set... for now at least. Thanks for the help.