Ryzen/SSD problem

[DotComBubblegum]

Hi all, 

 

I have an issue with my htpc 

(ryzen 1600, gigabite b350 mobo, 16gb coraaid 3200 ram, Samsung 250gb ssd). It all started with Windows loading screen taking 5+ min to load in to Windows itself,see pic, (all while HDD indicator no blinking BTW) after all works perfectly fine. 

 

Then I tried loading in to bios to see what's up. Again, all seems to be good in bios, ssd is detected, updated to latest bios version. Still takes 5 min to load in to Windows. I again went in to bios and then the error pops up that it dosent detect any disc drives in bios, actually there is nothing in bios, empty, only the error message and OK button. After pressing it goes in to boot secquence and again in 5 min boots in to Windows and works fine. 

 

Anyone got any idea wtf is happening? 

 

Thank you! 

[Fasauceome]

4 minutes ago, DotComBubblegum said:

(all while HDD indicator no blinking BTW)

this is normal when using an SSD, at least for PCIe storage. Try a disk health check either using windows or a program of your choice.

[geo3]

16 minutes ago, fasauceome said:

this is normal when using an SSD, at least for PCIe storage

My hdd light blinks when accessing. I only have an NVMe drive.

[Fasauceome]

Just now, geo3 said:

My hdd light blinks when accessing. I only have an NVMe drive.

Might work sometimes, but I think it's not designed to do so. At least, that's probably what a lot of motherboard manufacturers use as an excuse.

[Guest]

You could try updating the ssd firmware

[Mira Yurizaki]

If the SSD's SMART also comes back clean, it's likely something wrong with Windows. While I haven't tried this myself, this may help narrow down things: https://helgeklein.com/blog/2013/07/analyzing-a-slow-boot-with-windows-performance-recorder-analyzer/

[DotComBubblegum]

Indeed it was Windows, had to delete all files from Windows updates folder then re download all files and install updates, that fixed it. 

 

Thx for help!