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Thanks for your posts, guys! They lead me to try and just plug the USB portion of the headset into one of the phone charger wall brick things, and plug the audio in into the audio port. I had assumed I needed the USB, because a few months prior, I had these same headphones and the audio cable...

I own an Afterglow Prismatic wireless USB headset, and recently I've run into a problem. It had bee a long few months since I last used the headset, and when talking to friends in a voice-chat program, there seemed to always be a constant white-noise humming sound persisting. I took it as the...

Yea, I figured it'd always be working, I'm just glad I've mended some of the issue thus far.

A measly 6 GB (and if you're more curious, 5.88 GB are free)

Save Firefox, these are usually the culprits of the disk usage.

Okay, update: I wanted to do more troubleshooting, so, after a restart, I opened up the task manager, and found Google Chrome was using the most disk now (it wasn't even open). After ending the process, the Toshiba Service Center filled it's spot. After ending THAT, it all began decelerating...

Okay, I ran the code through cmd prompt, restarted, and sadly the disk usage is still up at 100%.

Successfully disabled the network adapter. Unsuccessfully fixed the issue :( Now running the DISM (with proper spacing)

Also, to all of you who are helping, I am trying to do all the steps y'all have given me, my laptop is just taking this long to actually load anything.

Well, I would be okay if it were only a few hours, but, both times it got stuck for well over 12 hours.

It does, but, it says System is to blame, so, I had no idea where to go from there.

Ah, no. I was reading off of my phone. I'll go ahead and not trust my eyes this next time.

Error: 87 The online/cleanup-image/startcomponentcleanup is unknown. For more information, refer to the help by running DISM.exe /?. The DISM log file can be found at C:\WINDOWS\Logs\DISM\dism.log And now the system scan is beginning.

Thank you for the help, Cliff, but I'm not sure if it will get the job done; not because I doubt you, but instead because I got an error, and when troubleshooting, found I needed to open Command Prompt (admin) and run sfc/scannow to fix the issue. But... ANOTHER issue rose up - not only is the...

After a system restore on my laptop, the Disk Usage has been stuck at 100%. I've browsed the internet and tried every-which solution to no avail. Would anyone happen to know a way of fixing this without solutions like "disable BITS" or "check the Resource Manager" - I've never had to deal with...