Restarting the PC that remains inactive at one percent for a duration of four hours.

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Restarting the PC that remains inactive at one percent for a duration of four hours.

Restarting the PC that remains inactive at one percent for a duration of four hours.

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McsamXD
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10-01-2016, 06:55 AM

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I looked into this problem and many people suggest just proceeding even if it adds another 18 hours—it will eventually finish. I thought it might take longer because my 14TB HDD is large, but there are no files on the PC yet. Should I wait more due to the storage size? If I choose to stop it, what’s the risk other than losing data, which wouldn’t matter to me? How should I actually terminate it? Powering off the PC seems like a safe option. The steps I considered during reset include removing everything, skipping the local install, changing settings, checking clean data, deleting files from all drives, and verifying provisioning packages (though I’m not sure what that means).

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McsamXD

10-01-2016, 06:55 AM #1

I looked into this problem and many people suggest just proceeding even if it adds another 18 hours—it will eventually finish. I thought it might take longer because my 14TB HDD is large, but there are no files on the PC yet. Should I wait more due to the storage size? If I choose to stop it, what’s the risk other than losing data, which wouldn’t matter to me? How should I actually terminate it? Powering off the PC seems like a safe option. The steps I considered during reset include removing everything, skipping the local install, changing settings, checking clean data, deleting files from all drives, and verifying provisioning packages (though I’m not sure what that means).