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What SSD?

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Go to your BIOS and check your boot sequence. HDD/SSD might be set as the last one.

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1 minute ago, Qawopesxcv said:

I am on this screen for a long time before windows starts to boot I have an ssd idk why it is so slow 

this is my first build

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2 minutes ago, Qawopesxcv said:

Pny cs 1311

make sure your ssd is set to AHCI in your bios instead of IDE

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12 minutes ago, Qawopesxcv said:

Around a min is that normal for a ssd

If it's a fresh install, then no. I have a copy of WIndows 10 that I've used for ages on a 240GB SSD I paid $40 for, and it boots up from a cold boot in about 7 seconds or so. 

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5 minutes ago, Jamiec1130 said:

If it's a fresh install, then no. I have a copy of WIndows 10 that I've used for ages on a 240GB SSD I paid $40 for, and it boots up from a cold boot in about 7 seconds or so. 

Idk even without the os when I first built it the bios took long so idk 

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26 minutes ago, Qawopesxcv said:

Idk even without the os when I first built it the bios took long so idk 

If it's the BIOS screen that's taking so long, look for a setting called "fast boot", or something similar. It seems to be doing an extended test, which usually isn't necessary. 

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43 minutes ago, Jamiec1130 said:

If it's the BIOS screen that's taking so long, look for a setting called "fast boot", or something similar. It seems to be doing an extended test, which usually isn't necessary. 

I'm on fast I tried ultra fast then the os doesn't boot just bios 

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