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2. a program is trying to access your secondary drive.
you can take a look at your task manager to see which program (from both ssd and hdd) are using system resources.
And would I have to look at more than just the disk tab of resource monitor to see what's trying to access the disk? Because I always see stuff accessing my ssd but ever since I changed the name of the one game steam kept trying to access it hasn't really shown anything accessing my hdd unless I'm accessing it myself. I've even went as far as keeping resource monitor open on a 2nd display and looking at it the second I heard my drive spin up but saw nothing accessing my f drive(nothing on the list or usage graph)