As of about last night my 5 month old Samsung laptop has been basically shitting itself. To further explain that, it slows down to an incredible crawl. Opening any program, including just the windows explorer, takes eons. Even shutting down doesn't work completely properly. I think of myself as fairly computer savvy and can fix or at least figure out other problems but I have absolutely no idea what is causing this.
The mystery continues when I boot into Safe Mode, in that it all works at the intended speed with no issues. Which is how I'm posting this. I've ran CCleaner, Spybot, and Malwarebytes in their full scanning potential twice and all have came up with nothing. I currently have a Check Disk thing going now but it's not going to figure for a long while as there are also 18,000 Mp3's on that partition of the disk as well, so yay..
The one thing I have found that is a direct problem is I have one folder in a partition that cannot be deleted. In normal and safe mode every time I try and delete it I get Error 0x80070091 which Google Search hasn't helped me resolve it in any way. There were files (About 19 .avi or .mkv files, I can't remember which) that are no longer there apparently since the properties on the folder say it's technically empty now. Which is kinda shitty. However, I just cannot see how that folder doing something like that is destroying my entire computers functionality in every aspect of it.
So, I guess what I'm asking is if anybody knows a good way or trick to figure out what the hell is wrong with this dumb machine that makes it not want to do anything. Or how to fix and delete that folder that doesn't wanna.
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And how full is your harddrive?
Windows 7 and the hard drive isn't even half full on either partitions. I have not tried formatting yet since I'd really like to fix it before it came to that for practicalities sake.
As for the specs;
Intel i5
4GB of RAM
Geforce 310M
And a Samsung brand HD
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try booting from a linux live-cd or pen-drive and nuking the folder.
You might want to think about getting a SeaGate to store all those MP3's on.
And if you do wipe it use this -- http://www.dban.org/
Only way to be sure.
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