After the update it no longer gives me the option to Windows Boot manager like it used to.. 
so i get around it by going back to legacy and boot off the MV2.
 
but now its always at 100% Active Time.. i dont get it.. i turned off the Windows Search as i read that usually is the issue.. but nope.. still at 100%

I do not get it .. its really is having a hard time not like before.. 
 
i have no programs running.. i dont get it why its soo busy.. 

That's odd, something definitely changed during the BIOS update. Hard to tell exactly what since I don't have access to your BIOS 
 
What I would recommend that you do, would be back up your files on an external drive or USB device. Then do a clean install of Windows, preferably by loading up the Windows install on a USB rather than doing a reset in Windows 10. Before you try reinstalling Windows 10, reset the CMOS then reinstall Windows 10. Let us know if that helps!
 
~Disclaimer: If you have some drives in a RAID configuration, back up the data in that RAID configuration before resetting the CMOS. In some cases resetting the CMOS breaks RAID configurations~