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A simple full vs empty won't have any noticeable effect on the speed. What will affect the speed is the fragmentation level of the drive. If the files on a drive are highly fragmented it will be slower due to having to seek around to a bunch of different locations on the drive to read a file.
Yes it effects the operating system when the Windows drive is filled up completely.
Yes Its effects on your system speed if Your hard disk is full then can slower your computer system
In my opinion a filled up drive does effect the speed of the computer but by a sizeably negligible margin. But, there is nothing to worry because the computing is done in the processor with aid of queue-ing from the RAM. HDD does not play a significant role in data processing, so it has less negative effect on the speed of the computer.
Peace.
Obviously it tend to slow down your system performance. Because it takes much time to disk to find the free space to write. Its always good to maintain your hard drive half full.
When your hard drive memory is full, it slows down your computer because the operating system doesn't have enough free space to work adequately. To make sure that your computer isn't slow because of a full hard drive, ensure that there is at least 500MB (megabytes) of disk space available.
If your hard disk is full then your computer will be slow, You can use the Disk defragmentation tool, Any Third-party tool also works perfectly to maintain your hard disk
When your hard drive memory is full, it slows down your computer because the operating system doesn't have enough free space to work adequately. To make sure that your computer isn't slow because of a full hard drive, ensure that there is at least 500MB (megabytes) of disk space available.