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Tracey Woodmason
Hi
I'm hoping that someone just may be able to point me in the right direction
to solve a problem.
I have a PC running WinXP Home w/SP3 and I have set up the Power Settings
such that my HDDs DON'T switch off. All well and good so far...but they
still do spin down and stop.
What prompted me to write this message was that I have not touch my PC for
perhaps an hour and a half but still the HDDs are spin up and then down
again. On occasions they thrash about doing something but what I've been
unable to find out so far. Am I missing something or is there another
setting which overrules the one set in the Power Settings in the Control
Panel?
Also is there some way of finding out (other than using Process Monitor)
what is causing my HDDs to thrash about - I've not had any luck so far with
Process Monitor. Incidentally, I have done a virus check using Avast4 and
everything appears to check out fine.
Hoping someone can help
Tracey Woodmason
PS I hope I'm posting this message in the right newsgroup as I don't know
where else to seek the help I need. If anyone knows of somewhere then please
let me know and I'll give it a try. Thanks.
I'm hoping that someone just may be able to point me in the right direction
to solve a problem.
I have a PC running WinXP Home w/SP3 and I have set up the Power Settings
such that my HDDs DON'T switch off. All well and good so far...but they
still do spin down and stop.
What prompted me to write this message was that I have not touch my PC for
perhaps an hour and a half but still the HDDs are spin up and then down
again. On occasions they thrash about doing something but what I've been
unable to find out so far. Am I missing something or is there another
setting which overrules the one set in the Power Settings in the Control
Panel?
Also is there some way of finding out (other than using Process Monitor)
what is causing my HDDs to thrash about - I've not had any luck so far with
Process Monitor. Incidentally, I have done a virus check using Avast4 and
everything appears to check out fine.
Hoping someone can help
Tracey Woodmason
PS I hope I'm posting this message in the right newsgroup as I don't know
where else to seek the help I need. If anyone knows of somewhere then please
let me know and I'll give it a try. Thanks.