Fresh Install Windows 7 Slow Boot

I'm using a Liteon SSD 256GB and a fresh install of Windows 7 Ultimate. I've installed Windows 7 on it previously and it would boot in less than 17 seconds. I've tried reformatting and reinstalling Windows 7 but it didn't fix the issue. When I try to boot in Safe Mode, it gets stuck in loading and freezes. My graphics card also doesn't work and gives me Code 43. I've installed all the latest Windows updates and drivers for the graphics card with no improvement. I'm not sure why on this particular install of Windows that it takes 7+ minutes to boot and it never had that problem before, not to mention all the other issues its having.

Any help is appreciated.

I did a clean install of Windows because things were beginning to run too slowly for my needs. Chrome wasn't functioning properly and it was increasingly more difficult to do my programming work with things running as slowly as they were. I formatted the drive and performed a clean install as instructed, twice to make sure I did things properly, and it still has the slow boot. Once booted, it runs fine with the exception of the graphics card not working right and Safe Mode not working. I've included a screen capture of my Disk Management.

Here are the startup services, non-Microsoft.

Microsoft Error Message "Missing Boot Manager" Windows 7

Not sure if this helps you.

I've changed hard drives since I last updated to a Samsung 250GB SSD and now the graphics card works, however the boot time is still incredibly long. I'm convinced it's the OS since everything is currently up to date. Here is a list of my system specs.

Here is a picture of Task Manager. It looks like I'm using up quite a bit of memory somewhere.