Found out that my SSD is not my boot drive

Hello again Everyone i have looked at my Processes, start up. Microsoft services as per Igantz ( see attachments )

My new recently build machine boot to the Desktop in 30 Secs

How do i make my G Drive " Un Active"

I do Belive my SSD is aligned correctly ( see attachment )

Windows is up to date. and i do not have Intel rapid storage technology installed

Thanks in Advance

Pantz said:

How do i make my G Drive " Un Active"

Partition - Mark as Inactive

Hello Again, I am not sure why i would need the Intel Rapid Storage Technology on a Sabertooth 990 mother board, i have a AMD processor ?

And which one would i need ?

Thanks in advance

Hello Again. Well i set my G :\ to "in-active. i also did a SSD Benchmark, not sure if the results are ok

Hello again Everyone, i was hoping for a little better boot times, i have tried several MSconfig settings, with startup item, services , loading services at boot, Ect, and my boot time is still between 45 - 60 sec.

I was thinking a clean install and a image / data file restore might help ? or am i just reintroducing the boot times with the Restore ?

Thanks in advance,

Pantz said:

i was hoping for a little better boot times, i have tried several MSconfig settings, with startup item, services , loading services at boot, Ect, and my boot time is still between 45 - 60 sec.

After a fresh boot, how many processes are running? 50? 120?

After a fresh boot, how many non-Microsoft services are running?

Hello i believe i have 127 Processes running after a fresh boot