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Check that box.
Here is task manager and D rive Disk I/O screen shots.
Guess only thing to do is kill the process. Whatever caused the initial issue of your data being overwritten may have corrupted something. Could try chkdsk D: /F from Admin command prompt to see if there any bad blocks.
The reason I asked for the details of task manager (not performance screens) was to see if there was lots of internal I/O in the column labeled "other I/O".