Boot stops for 2 minutes because of volmgr errors #45 and #46

[YoshiNoir]

Since a few days, I get the volmgr error 45 or 46 while booting, causing it to hold for 2 minutes. Which defeats the purpose of having installed Windows on an SSD.

Checked the values in the Registry Table and tried to disable the crash dump generation. No effect.
Tried this method. No effect.
Tried to migrate back the pagefile.sys file which was on my mechanical HDD to the SSD. No effect.

However, booting in safe mode is normal.
Quite fresh install of Windows (Pro x64) as I thought my system definitely crashed because of this.

Plus, every two boots I have to reset Winsock and IPv4 for no reason.
Why is this OS as reliable as a Soviet car?

 

[matts6887]

Can you actually boot into windows in normal mode?(not safe mode) If so, I would run the sfc /scannow command from the command prompt to check for any integrity and structure "violations" which could cause this. Click start, programs, accessories, system tools, then right click on command prompt and select run as administrator. Then type sfc /scannow and see if it finds anything.

 

[YoshiNoir]

Windows boots fine despite this "pause" of 2 minutes.
I launched the sfc command, no luck. Chkdsk, still no luck.