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ASRock X99 Extreme11 Takes forever to Boot

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I have an ASRock X99 Extreme 11 and a Samsung 850 Pro SSD with windows 10.

 

The boot time is very slow because it shows this long screen of it loading all of my SSDs and HDDs or something. Any ideas on how to skip all of that. It even happens in "fast boot" mode.

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how many SSDs and HDDs do you have??

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1 hdd 1 ssd

make sure they are plugged into the native intel sata ports and disable 3rd party sata drivers in the UEFI

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Found a guide on this forum for the ASUS x99 boards, maybe it can help you. I dont have any experience with the platform personally so this is the best advice i can give.

 http://linustechtips.com/main/topic/447495-fix-for-slow-boot-issue-of-asus-x-99-motherboards/

When in doubt, re-format.

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Found a guide on this forum for the ASUS x99 boards, maybe it can help you. I dont have any experience with the platform personally so this is the best advice i can give.

 http://linustechtips.com/main/topic/447495-fix-for-slow-boot-issue-of-asus-x-99-motherboards/

No luck.

 

First, it just sits on the bios screen loading my HDD and SSD, then it goes to the ASRock page, then it loads Windows. I underlined what is taking the longest. No matter the settings it still loads the drives and it takes ages. So annoying takes at least 30 seconds to get past it.

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Try updating the BIOS or simply reinstall the existing bios (if no new ones available) via update. And see if it fixes your issue.

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I have an ASRock X99 Extreme 11 and a Samsung 850 Pro SSD with windows 10.

 

The boot time is very slow because it shows this long screen of it loading all of my SSDs and HDDs or something. Any ideas on how to skip all of that. It even happens in "fast boot" mode.

How slow are we talking about? 10 seconds or 30?

Are you running RAID mode or standard AHCI?

MyBaby

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How slow are we talking about? 10 seconds or 30?

Are you running RAID mode or standard AHCI?

We're talking 45 seconds. Ahci

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We're talking 45 seconds. Ahci

Somehow it probably has trouble detecting your drives.. or you mobo try detecting a disk that not there.

Try disabling all you sata ports which have no drives connected to it.

MyBaby

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Somehow it probably has trouble detecting your drives.. or you mobo try detecting a disk that not there.

Try disabling all you sata ports which have no drives connected to it.

No luck.

 

The screen it shows says :

 

LSI Corporation MPi sas3 bios

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