GlobalTRIMStatus : DisableDeleteNotify = 0 // Health calculation method: Analyse data field (default) (1)Ĭommand line: C:\Program Files (x86)\Hard Disk Sentinel\HDSentinel.exe Sfc /scannow has indicated that it did not find any integrity violations. Hybrid Graphics With AMD Radeon HD 7670M 2 GB using special LESHCAT drivers. But I have read that when it falls the HDD will eventually break up. Of course I tested it with multiple HDD software, always without any errors. Just want to add that it fell of maybe near 1 meter two times, I had to replace the hinges. I know that there are solutions but I cannot read the outcome of these programs by myself. I would apprecaiate somebody offer me this kind of help. And I ask you to kindly analyze the output that these programs will spit out for me. I mean using such programs as Hijack something etc, to see the real core of it. To freshen it up I use system cleaning tool that clears internet cache, miniatures etc(right click on your hdd - properties- clean) and a vaio utility which gets rid of register errors, defragmentation errors(whatever that means).īUT, my point is to ask you advanced guys to give me instructions to see what sits inside of it. Though I use Sony's Rapid Wake- which means every time I have a break using the computer I just close the lid down and it goes into its kind of hybernation. I don't wanna mention that when I fresh boot it up it takes about 15 minutes for all the stuff to load and to start working without anything in the background being loaded.
And so I do, but it is dependent upon certain changes in my life that will come soon which I hope.
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I am fully aware that this may be too long to run a one system, meaning that I should consider a clean install soon. My dear Windows 8.1 on My Sony Vaio SVE14A27CXH dates back to maybe between 2013-2014. This is my very first post on this forum though. I have for more than a decade came accross a solution on Tom's Hardware- always tops of the google search for many of my problems. Dear Tom's Hardware Forum's fellow members,
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