Bem, eu tentaria:
- Desfragmentar seu (s) disco (s) rígido (s)
- Execute o DBCC CHECKALLOC e outras ferramentas para verificar o banco de dados e reindexar tabelas
- Embora eu ache que isso é muito improvável, verifique sua configuração de disco lógico
If these logical volumes experience high number of concurrent I/O requests, disk thrashing occurs because the hyper volumes are created from the same set of underlying physical disks. To avoid disk thrashing in such cases, care should be taken to create partitions that are likely to be accessed concurrently on isolated logical volumes and physical disks.