You could reinstall Windows as many times you want .
I recommend looking at this link below for next time of reinstalling Windows 7 .
Clean Reinstall - Factory OEM Windows 7
NoteNumber 1 inside the tutorial has a link for a legit Windows 7 ISO file that you could use to get a clean install without the OEM bloatware
Guide on how to update firmware
Firmware
Update tool Software
Last question i guess if you don't mind me asking, what is this firmware update going to actually do? will my ssd preform better overall and for the best?
you just need to give Windows time to optimize itself. ReadyBoot needs to trace the boot process, SuperFetch needs to get itself sorted, etc.
Btw, ReadyBoot is the not the same thing as ReadyBoost
If you didn't follow steps similar to those in Clean Reinstall - Factory OEM Windows 7
then I would do it over to get it right.
For one thing, this is not XP and Win7 decides for itself what drivers it wants from the installer and quickly updated during several rounds of Important and Optional Windows Updates after enabling Automatically get recommended drivers and updates for your hardware (Step 3). You should not change out drivers that WIn7 wants unless there are performance problems traced to them.
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