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2019/06/07 13:16:42 (permalink)
I just did a reformat on a ssd because I was running into problems and it was far due..I used to boot to windows in 7 seconds.  Now it takes quite a while hanging up on the asus bios screen where you can press delete for 20 seconds plus... I have fast boot enabled, I put windows boot manager to 2nd boot with first to ssd, no external hdd are installed only ssd. What am I missing?    
 
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    Re: Slow boot 2019/06/07 13:27:18 (permalink)
    Boot drive SATA SSD -Or - M.2 ?
     
    drive set to AHCI ?
     
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    Re: Slow boot 2019/06/07 13:29:24 (permalink) ☼ Best Answerby Cool GTX 2019/06/09 11:29:36
    I unplugged the dvd drive sata cable and now it boots super fast, omg maybe this was doing this the whole time before the reformat....Ughh

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    Re: Slow boot 2019/06/07 13:32:29 (permalink)
    I've had a DVD drive die ... was not even that old maybe 20 hrs ... it can stop your BOOT

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    Re: Slow boot 2019/06/09 07:44:12 (permalink)
    Since you found the culprit...

    And, to squeeze every last bit of performance out of your SSD, open up the Disk Defragmenter by Microsoft and select Optimize for all of your SSD partitions. Though, TRIM is performed automatically, the first initial time after a format / upgrade install works wonders.

    Note: Intel SSD's aren't intended to be optimized using this common method. They are to be optimized using their own toolbox software.

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    Re: Slow boot 2019/06/09 11:36:33 (permalink)
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    Since you found the culprit...

    And, to squeeze every last bit of performance out of your SSD, open up the Disk Defragmenter by Microsoft and select Optimize for all of your SSD partitions. Though, TRIM is performed automatically, the first initial time after a format / upgrade install works wonders.

    Note: Intel SSD's aren't intended to be optimized using this common method. They are to be optimized using their own toolbox software.

    I turned off defragmentation, guess ill turn it back on?

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    Re: Slow boot 2019/06/09 13:54:04 (permalink) ☄ Helpfulby Cool GTX 2019/07/06 10:08:21
    Windows 8 and 10 handle SSDs differently. It's smart enough to recognize it's a SSD and give you the option to Optimize it. It takes just a few seconds depending how large your drive is. For HDDs, it appears as Defragment.

    With Windows 7 and earlier, I turn off the Disk Defragmenter with SSDs though.

    Some antivirus software have disk optimizations scheduled which I turn off. I don't know which algorithms they use and I don't want to chance it.
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