Windows 7 takes 60 seconds to boot (Using SSD)

Hello,
I have an Samsung SSD EVO 850 (250GB), 8GB of DDR3 RAM and a I3-2120 (Sandy Bridge) CPU
Running windows 7 with service pack 1 ( 6.1.7601 according to ver command)
Boot takes 60 seconds to load.
Been trying Sfc /scannow

Here is some useful stuff from my computer:
ntblog.txt
System information log
System (Event viewer)

I have also found this guide guide
At first i have choosen the first one - Only discovering problems but without repairing them.
Rebooted my pc then went to the event viewer. There i have seen that ArcSec Driver has failed to start.
I have switched to the second option that includes repair, rebooted my pc and nothing. nothing has changed.
I have launched Autoruns Sysinternals and found some problems - deleted some, disabled some but it changed nothing. Still boot takes 60 seconds (from the moment "starting windows" is on the screen till you can type a password)

Photo number one
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Thank you :)

ThrashZone said:

Hi and welcome to SevenForums,
Did you clean install to the new ssd it is advised over cloning,
Did you align the ssd ?
Free mini tool can align it pretty easily
Best Free Partition Manager for Windows | MiniTool Partition Free

Also did you use samsung magician to update the ssd's firmware ?
Tool & Software | Download | Samsung V-NAND SSD

For info only.
Note: Do not try to do clone on SSD using this Mini Tools partition wizard.
I tried on 3 new SSD, include align, etc; but the clone stop halfway.
Laptop HDD light is off, which should not be, as i did watch when it started the clone process.
Using the Check Disk (Mini Tools partition wizard), there are no errors on all the 3 SSD recently bought.

Edit: btw, the boot takes about 20 sec.

ThrashZone said:

Hi and welcome to SevenForums,
Did you clean install to the new ssd it is advised over cloning,
Did you align the ssd ?
Free mini tool can align it pretty easily
Best Free Partition Manager for Windows | MiniTool Partition Free

Also did you use samsung magician to update the ssd's firmware ?
Tool & Software | Download | Samsung V-NAND SSD

Hey :)
No, i didn't.
I was using an Intel 330 120GB SSD before i had the samsung. I have cloned the system from the regular hdd using Intel cloning software, and then i have cloned the system from the intel ssd with samsung cloning software. Hope you have got it ;-)
I don't remember if i have aligned the ssd. and yes i have the latest frimware.

Thanks

Well, according to AS SSD Benchmark it's all good...

Efi222 said:

ThrashZone said:

Hi and welcome to SevenForums,
Did you clean install to the new ssd it is advised over cloning,
Did you align the ssd ?
Free mini tool can align it pretty easily
Best Free Partition Manager for Windows | MiniTool Partition Free

Also did you use samsung magician to update the ssd's firmware ?
Tool & Software | Download | Samsung V-NAND SSD

Hey :)
No, i didn't.
I was using an Intel 330 120GB SSD before i had the samsung. I have cloned the system from the regular hdd using Intel cloning software, and then i have cloned the system from the intel ssd with samsung cloning software. Hope you have got it ;-)
I don't remember if i have aligned the ssd. and yes i have the latest frimware.

Thanks

Thanks for the info.

Actually the first SSD was cloned successfully.

Will take note on your suggestion.
Align is not necessary as clone would handle it.

Thanks
Eric.

ThrashZone said:

Hi,
You never started the test :)

What are you talking about

ThrashZone said:

Efi222 said:

Well, according to AS SSD Benchmark it's all good...

Hi,
You never ran the benchmark :)

Actaully i did, did another test right now here is a screenshot