SSD not working properly!

[Ploooopp]

Hi!

I think there is something wrong with my boot drive, it takes it 25.53 seconds tp boot into windows, without any login requied or any bios delay, what can be the problem? It's a Kingston 120gb SSD

[flibberdipper]

Is it in AHCI, and not IDE?

 

EDIT: And is it Windows 7 (Home Premium, Professional, Ultimate) or Windows 8?

[skullbringer]

Is it in AHCI, and not IDE?

ill second that

 

also, have you tried cleaning the registry to make loading processes more efficient?

[Toxic Tom]

Maybe it's a slow ssd?

[flibberdipper]

ill second that

 

also, have you tried cleaning the registry to make loading processes more efficient?

On an SSD that shouldn't make much of a difference (since it doesn't have to literally find the data like a hard drive).

[Volbet]

Is AHCI mode enabled in the BIOS? SSDs usually slow down as they fill up, but if it is a big change there might be something wrong.

[skullbringer]

On an SSD that shouldn't make much of a difference (since it doesn't have to literally find the data like a hard drive).

not much, but maybe like 1-2 seconds

[wng_kingsley7]

just saying you dont need to double post your issue unless i was an accident

[Ploooopp]

The double post was by accident, sorry!

[Ploooopp]

Is it in AHCI, and not IDE?

EDIT: And is it Windows 7 (Home Premium, Professional, Ultimate) or Windows 8?

Its in AHCI and it's windows 7 ultimate

[Ploooopp]

ill second that

also, have you tried cleaning the registry to make loading processes more efficient?

How do i do that?

[looney]

I merged the 2 topic,

 

Also, did you include the BIOS post in your boot time?

Or is it just windows?

 

And you can also try out soluto it will tell you which programs take how long to start during boot.

You can also delay the start-up of certain programs.

[flibberdipper]

Its in AHCI and it's windows 7 ultimate

Windows 7 Ultimate should load right around 20 seconds, tops, on an SSD. What is the rest of the hardware?

[skullbringer]

How do i do that?

 

download ccleaner and use it to clean the registry.

[Akolyte]

Here is what I would do:

 

1. Download Ccleaner and run the registry cleaner, only remove the keys you know will not effect Windows critical files and mess things up, also remember to make a backup.

 

2. Check your Drivers, update your drivers and your BIOS to the latest version, using your motherboard website please.

 

3. Run a virus scan with Malwarebytes Anti-Malware and make sure you have good antivirus software: Kaspersky, Bitdefender, Avast, AVG, Comodo or Eset

 

4. If all else fails try Update your SSD firmware NOTE: Make a backup first as all your data could be erased. 

[Ploooopp]

I merged the 2 topic,

Also, did you include the BIOS post in your boot time?

Or is it just windows?

And you can also try out soluto it will tell you which programs take how long to start during boot.

You can also delay the start-up of certain programs.

Thanks for doing that, accidentally double posted.

[Ploooopp]

Windows 7 Ultimate should load right around 20 seconds, tops, on an SSD. What is the rest of the hardware?

So it's kind of normal for it to be that "slow"? Intel i7 4770k, Gtx 770, Asus z87-pro, corsair GS 800w, Corsair LP 1600mhz

I've been thinking about putting Windows 8 on it, would that speed things up?

 

download ccleaner and use it to clean the registry.

Will do!