Very Slow Start Up

[Dork867]

I've been experiencing very slow start times on my SSD. When I first installed it it started up within seconds. Now once I hit the Windows Loading Screen it takes up to 2 minutes before I'm on my Desktop. This is still happening ever after a fresh format/install. Can anyone please help me figure out how to fix this? Let me know what other information you'll need.

Thanks

 

[Megahertz07]

Welcome to the Forum.

How long does it take to boot in Safe Mode (F8)?

 

[Dork867]

Welcome to the Forum.

How long does it take to boot in Safe Mode (F8)?

Heya MegaHertz07,

Yes booting in safe mode took just as long.

 

[Megahertz07]

You may have a disk issue. Backup your data files.
Schedule a disk check
Open Explorer, right click on C: - properties - Tools tab - Error check - Check now. Schedule for next boot.
Pay attention to the results.

 

[Dork867]

You may have a disk issue. Backup your data files.
Schedule a disk check
Open Explorer, right click on C: - properties - Tools tab - Error check - Check now. Schedule for next boot.
Pay attention to the results.

Did disk check and no issues were found.

 

[Megahertz07]

Strange!!
- Normal and Safe boot took the same time, so it isn't a start up program.
- Check disk found no problem, so it isn't the disk.

Open device manager to see if there is any driver alert (yellow mark).

 

[Dork867]

Strange!!
- Normal and Safe boot took the same time, so it isn't a start up program.
- Check disk found no problem, so it isn't the disk.

Open device manager to see if there is any driver alert (yellow mark).

Nothing

 

[Ranger4]

Dork867. How much space is spare on your SSD. Windows needs at least 10% minimum spare on the drive to work properly. Also SSDs need over provisioning space as well, which is used by the SSD controller & this is also usually set at 10%. As your SSD is 83.84 gb perhaps it is getting close to full.

The benchmark you have supplied is slow for an SSD. Below is a screen shot of my Samsung SSD.

 

[Dork867]

Dork867. How much space is spare on your SSD. Windows needs at least 10% minimum spare on the drive to work properly. Also SSDs need over provisioning space as well, which is used by the SSD controller & this is also usually set at 10%. As your SSD is 83.84 gb perhaps it is getting close to full.

The benchmark you have supplied is slow for an SSD. Below is a screen shot of my Samsung SSD.

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Here is what I'm working with on space.

 

[Ranger4]

You have plenty of space so that is not the problem.