i have this problem in my server windows
disk overloaded 100%
i need help please
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i have this problem in my server windows
disk overloaded 100%
i need help please
Close any other apps doing intensive disk I/O, and increase uTorrent's disk cache size if that doesn't work.
Disable NTFS timestamp.
Try that, and then make sure the cache is the optimum size (if it is too large, it will cause swapping, if too small it isn't being used efficiently)
maybe defrag your disc as well
I don't think defragging the hdd will help him too much in this case. but as cabalo said disabling the ntfs timestamp will obviously help..Quote:
Originally Posted by PooBar
also you may have too many active torrents at the same time. try capping the upload speed on some of them.
please tell me how ?Quote:
Originally Posted by Cabalo
Click here.Quote:
Originally Posted by frezar
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FQXEomwA_9YQuote:
Originally Posted by frezar
http://www.tomstricks.com/how-to-dis...ista-or-in-xp/
Same process for Vista applies to 7.
You have too many active torrents,shut down some!
Why you spamming everything..
If this is Windows + uTorrent, then enable diskio SPARSE in the advanced settings
That will increase fragmentation, though.Quote:
Originally Posted by seedhost-net
Well put.Quote:
Originally Posted by anon-sbiThat will increase fragmentation, though.Quote:
Originally Posted by seedhost-net
And thus increase read access times, severely decreasing performance.
disabling the timestamp is not a solution...i checked my registries & it's on by default in win7,i usually get disk overloaded at 10-11 MB/s...
open utorrent go to preferences then click on advanced from there click disk cache then under basic cache setting click where it says override automatic cache size and adjust it to something higher the 50-100 mb depending on your ram..i set it to 100 mb im generous with utorrennt
also at the advanced tab untick enable caching for disk reads...& it worked for me :)