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I have been given a new computer from my employer.



It has a 2-drive design: a 128GB ssd and a 1 TB HDD.



I have 'download' folder mounted on HDD, also my virtualbox VMs run from HDD but initially (for about 2 weeks) were runing from SSD.



How it's possible it reached more than 30 TiB written in just a month?



Actually 34500 GiB in 365 hours.



PC is HP-Pavillon 16GiB of RAM and drives as above



I just left it as it was 'out of the box' editing just this:
pagefile -> was on C: (Now I moved on D: that is HDD)

Download folder -> moved also to D (via windows utility)

Virtualbox-> installed on C (first machines were created there), once I ran out of space I moved (with Virtualbox utility) to D also.



I noticed that few machines still keep their snapshots on C even if migrated on D with Vbox tool.



In virtualbox I have 20VMs



SSD drive status: ssd status



EDIT:
Crystal Disk Mark also reports 0x86E9 in 'lifetime writes from host'










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    We'll need much more information on this issue to give you any idea whats happened... Please can you let us know more about the problem? screenshots and setup descriptions are ideal.

    – Stese
    Feb 11 at 11:44











  • Edited to add more data. Which config files you'd like to have?

    – DDS
    Feb 11 at 11:57











  • Where is this 30TiB being written?

    – Stese
    Feb 11 at 11:59











  • Added crystaldiskinfo screenshot to original post (scritture totali su host = total disk writes)

    – DDS
    Feb 11 at 12:03













  • Ok, I understand the question now...

    – Stese
    Feb 11 at 12:05
















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I have been given a new computer from my employer.



It has a 2-drive design: a 128GB ssd and a 1 TB HDD.



I have 'download' folder mounted on HDD, also my virtualbox VMs run from HDD but initially (for about 2 weeks) were runing from SSD.



How it's possible it reached more than 30 TiB written in just a month?



Actually 34500 GiB in 365 hours.



PC is HP-Pavillon 16GiB of RAM and drives as above



I just left it as it was 'out of the box' editing just this:
pagefile -> was on C: (Now I moved on D: that is HDD)

Download folder -> moved also to D (via windows utility)

Virtualbox-> installed on C (first machines were created there), once I ran out of space I moved (with Virtualbox utility) to D also.



I noticed that few machines still keep their snapshots on C even if migrated on D with Vbox tool.



In virtualbox I have 20VMs



SSD drive status: ssd status



EDIT:
Crystal Disk Mark also reports 0x86E9 in 'lifetime writes from host'










share|improve this question




















  • 1





    We'll need much more information on this issue to give you any idea whats happened... Please can you let us know more about the problem? screenshots and setup descriptions are ideal.

    – Stese
    Feb 11 at 11:44











  • Edited to add more data. Which config files you'd like to have?

    – DDS
    Feb 11 at 11:57











  • Where is this 30TiB being written?

    – Stese
    Feb 11 at 11:59











  • Added crystaldiskinfo screenshot to original post (scritture totali su host = total disk writes)

    – DDS
    Feb 11 at 12:03













  • Ok, I understand the question now...

    – Stese
    Feb 11 at 12:05














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I have been given a new computer from my employer.



It has a 2-drive design: a 128GB ssd and a 1 TB HDD.



I have 'download' folder mounted on HDD, also my virtualbox VMs run from HDD but initially (for about 2 weeks) were runing from SSD.



How it's possible it reached more than 30 TiB written in just a month?



Actually 34500 GiB in 365 hours.



PC is HP-Pavillon 16GiB of RAM and drives as above



I just left it as it was 'out of the box' editing just this:
pagefile -> was on C: (Now I moved on D: that is HDD)

Download folder -> moved also to D (via windows utility)

Virtualbox-> installed on C (first machines were created there), once I ran out of space I moved (with Virtualbox utility) to D also.



I noticed that few machines still keep their snapshots on C even if migrated on D with Vbox tool.



In virtualbox I have 20VMs



SSD drive status: ssd status



EDIT:
Crystal Disk Mark also reports 0x86E9 in 'lifetime writes from host'










share|improve this question
















I have been given a new computer from my employer.



It has a 2-drive design: a 128GB ssd and a 1 TB HDD.



I have 'download' folder mounted on HDD, also my virtualbox VMs run from HDD but initially (for about 2 weeks) were runing from SSD.



How it's possible it reached more than 30 TiB written in just a month?



Actually 34500 GiB in 365 hours.



PC is HP-Pavillon 16GiB of RAM and drives as above



I just left it as it was 'out of the box' editing just this:
pagefile -> was on C: (Now I moved on D: that is HDD)

Download folder -> moved also to D (via windows utility)

Virtualbox-> installed on C (first machines were created there), once I ran out of space I moved (with Virtualbox utility) to D also.



I noticed that few machines still keep their snapshots on C even if migrated on D with Vbox tool.



In virtualbox I have 20VMs



SSD drive status: ssd status



EDIT:
Crystal Disk Mark also reports 0x86E9 in 'lifetime writes from host'







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  • 1





    We'll need much more information on this issue to give you any idea whats happened... Please can you let us know more about the problem? screenshots and setup descriptions are ideal.

    – Stese
    Feb 11 at 11:44











  • Edited to add more data. Which config files you'd like to have?

    – DDS
    Feb 11 at 11:57











  • Where is this 30TiB being written?

    – Stese
    Feb 11 at 11:59











  • Added crystaldiskinfo screenshot to original post (scritture totali su host = total disk writes)

    – DDS
    Feb 11 at 12:03













  • Ok, I understand the question now...

    – Stese
    Feb 11 at 12:05














  • 1





    We'll need much more information on this issue to give you any idea whats happened... Please can you let us know more about the problem? screenshots and setup descriptions are ideal.

    – Stese
    Feb 11 at 11:44











  • Edited to add more data. Which config files you'd like to have?

    – DDS
    Feb 11 at 11:57











  • Where is this 30TiB being written?

    – Stese
    Feb 11 at 11:59











  • Added crystaldiskinfo screenshot to original post (scritture totali su host = total disk writes)

    – DDS
    Feb 11 at 12:03













  • Ok, I understand the question now...

    – Stese
    Feb 11 at 12:05








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We'll need much more information on this issue to give you any idea whats happened... Please can you let us know more about the problem? screenshots and setup descriptions are ideal.

– Stese
Feb 11 at 11:44





We'll need much more information on this issue to give you any idea whats happened... Please can you let us know more about the problem? screenshots and setup descriptions are ideal.

– Stese
Feb 11 at 11:44













Edited to add more data. Which config files you'd like to have?

– DDS
Feb 11 at 11:57





Edited to add more data. Which config files you'd like to have?

– DDS
Feb 11 at 11:57













Where is this 30TiB being written?

– Stese
Feb 11 at 11:59





Where is this 30TiB being written?

– Stese
Feb 11 at 11:59













Added crystaldiskinfo screenshot to original post (scritture totali su host = total disk writes)

– DDS
Feb 11 at 12:03







Added crystaldiskinfo screenshot to original post (scritture totali su host = total disk writes)

– DDS
Feb 11 at 12:03















Ok, I understand the question now...

– Stese
Feb 11 at 12:05





Ok, I understand the question now...

– Stese
Feb 11 at 12:05










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