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I have one ssd and one hard drive, with the ssd my boot up time is very fast however when i add an hard drive with the ssd the boot up time is really slow to the point that it looks like its stalling on the windows 7 logo. Anyone help, do i need to go to the bios

 

Msi z97 sli krait mobo

Wd blue 1tb 

Sandisk ultra II 120g ssd

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Make sure the SSD is the first thing in the boot order.

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This is a bug with Microsoft Volume Shadow Copy Service.  Someone posted a similar issue a couple weeks ago, same issue actually. Try disabling Hibernation (Administrator CMD Prompt,  powercfg -h off)

 

 

I found the thread

 

http://linustechtips.com/main/topic/406980-windows-suddenly-taking-much-longer-to-boot-solution/

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Hey jamesbanana,
 
What @DEDRICK explained is true and I would try that. 
However, this might be an indication that there is a problem with the HDD so I would run a diagnostic utility on it just to be on the safe side that your data is safe and there's no risk for it. For the WD Blue I would recommend using WD Data Lifeguard Diagnostic utility: http://products.wdc.com/support/kb.ashx?id=MgCukN
 
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