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New SSD and MB - Times have changed

hayate adil
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Hey guys,

 

i wasn't quite sure where to post this topic,, howeveeer I came to ´the motherboard & memory section at last.

 

I will make it quick,, a new 840 Evo 250 GB + Gigabyte Z87X-D3H Motherboard behave weird.

 

Well, I know... so please let me explain.

 

I was using 2 old HDD before, which have Windows 8 with classic shell installed on them, however as I once "Migrated" the Os from one to another HDD (the bigger one)  boot times have significantly increased. But not in a longer loading screen or any other normal behaviour, as far as I know. 

 

From then on whenever I boot up to this OS (only OS installed) a white blinking bar appears in the upper left corner, which usually should disappear quickly and lead into the windows loading screen. But the weird part is, the blinking bar [bios <- ?] doesn't disappear as fast as usual with this Os install, however behaves normal with antoher OS. 

 

And as I migrated the OS to my new SSD [which I am glad you guys pushed me to buy, because.. you know .. it's fast] the time with the bios "searching" for the boot data adds up onto the normal boot time.

 

Does anybody know how I can fix this problem without reinstalling the OS ?

 

As always my thanks in advance and sorry for my lack of experience in the english language.

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Do a proper OS reinstall on your new drive. That should fix the problem. Use your old one for storing stuff you want to keep.

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Hey guys,

 

 

You made my brain hurt just reading the post.

To answer your question,  It is probably your older HDD's causing this.

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You made my brain hurt just reading the post.

To answer your question,  It is probably your older HDD's causing this.

 

I am sorry, I know my sentences are aweful to read ...

 

Anyways, thank you for the advice.

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