win7 64bit boot time

Megahertz07 said:

Type this cmd
fsutil behavior query DisableDeleteNotify

It will give you one of two results, either a 0 or a 1. A zero indicates that TRIM is enabled correctly, a one means that it is not. If you have a TRIM-compatible SSD, but find that Windows 7 hasn't enabled the command, you can easily do so by running this command:

fsutil behavior set DisableDeleteNotify 0

I DID IT give me 0

for me i s avast internet security, i installed it not on ssd but on normal hard disk partition e. but i don't think move to ssd change something, is the antivirus the slow down the boot for me....

As Antivirus has a daily update, I also installed on the HDD. That's not a problem.
During boot, one of the fist thing to be loaded is the antivirus. Then it pauses all other tasks and do a basic search. There is nothing you can do.

Did you do a clean install on the SSD? (there is nothing like a clean install !!!)
How big is your SSD?

Megahertz07 said:

As Antivirus has a daily update, I also installed on the HDD. That's not a problem.
During boot, one of the fist thing to be loaded is the antivirus. Then it pauses all other tasks and do a basic search. There is nothing you can do.

Did you do a clean install on the SSD? (there is nothing like a clean install !!!)
How big is your SSD?

my friend my ssd is 110 giga 6 months ago i must repair the system and pass on the old win7 system with original dvd. i repaired the system....


i can not a clean install because i have a lot of programs etc no time and patience

With a small SSD (mine is 128G for windows and Linux) you should do a clean install and move the C:\users to the HDD (D:\Users).
Every user has a temp folder that collects a lot of trash and is good to have it on the HDD.

Download CrystalDiskMark. Don't have to install. Just run it. Post the results as an attachment.

I use Crystal disk and disk is good Free space about 70 giga

You run Crystal disk Info.
Run Crystal disk Mark
Download CrystalDiskMark. Don't have to install. Just run it. Post the results as an attachment.

Megahertz07 said:

You run Crystal disk Info.
Run Crystal disk Mark
Download CrystalDiskMark. Don't have to install. Just run it. Post the results as an attachment.

make the test

The results are very good.

Just try do disable some updates checks on startup like Acrobat, Java, Office etc.

Megahertz07 said:

The results are very good.

Just try do disable some updates checks on startup like Acrobat, Java, Office etc.

App disable Except java bug my Boot time is the same 39..40 45 sec