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Jerombolo
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I don't know why it takes a minute, the drive light flashes the whole time during shutdown. I think it's since I made a: delete activitymarks... maybe it's related to Kaspersky but I don't know. The startup still takes 20 seconds tough! So that's not effected

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Startup 20? Mine is done in 7

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What ssd are you using?

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I don't know why it takes a minute, the drive light flashes the whole time during shutdown. I think it's since I made a: delete activitymarks... maybe it's related to Kaspersky but I don't know. The startup still takes 20 seconds tough! So that's not effected

My start-up time takes a similar length, and I need to investigate why it does that. 

In regards to the shutdown time, I have no earthly idea. My shutdown time takes about 6-7 seconds.

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My start-up time takes a similar length, and I need to investigate why it does that. 

In regards to the shutdown time, I have no earthly idea. My shutdown time takes about 6-7 seconds.

Maybe it emptys cache but I don't know.

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Interesting, what OS are you running and do you close everything before shutting down?

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Problem solved

 

Please share how you solved the problem. I am experiencing simialr startup/shutdown times with a 250GB 850 Pro

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Hey,

 

Whoever has this problem, besides checking the health of the drives, I would recommend checking for any background programs that might be working after you proceed to shutdown (checking, caching, creating recovery files due to RAID, creating backups, etc.).

 

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So basicly what I did was:

1. I changed the Energy option from Samsung High Performance to Balanced

2. I changed the SSD optimization in Samsung Magician

and that's it.

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So basicly what I did was:

1. I changed the Energy option from Samsung High Performance to Balanced

2. I changed the SSD optimization in Samsung Magician

and that's it.

 

So much for being a "high performance mode" lol

 

thanks for sharing!!

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