5 min boot from SSD

[WarDog]

Recently my boot times are getting REALLY long for a SSD, 4-5 mins. It spends all that time at windows logo with the spinning dots. Sometimes it boots  fast from a shutdown (10 sec) but 80% from the time takes way longer than that. From a restart it does it all the time. 

Boot priority is set right, 1st SATA port on SSD (tried changing them), disconected my HDD - still does it, registry reset - no change, BIOS update and drivers.

Startinhg to run out of options, will  really appreciate your sugestions, as reinstall is my last bet - dont really feel like spending   1 - 2 days setting up programs and settings

 PC:

I7 7700k

Asus Z270F

EVGA 750W 

GTX 1080 ti

16 GB DDR4

Samsung 850 evo 250 GB

[homeap5]

What is your SSD model?

Do you try to disable FastBoot in Windows?

 

[WarDog]

Samsung 850 evo 250gb is the model, and yes, i tried, still took 5 mins to boot.

[wojtepanik]

benchmark the ssd and check SMART data

[ManEatingFridge]

Scanning time. You might have some stank on that SSDank. Or just format.

[homeap5]

Different sata cable? Is really hard to say remotely.

[WarDog]

Here are the benches, read - write speed looks good, not sure what  the SMART check is- here is what i found and tested:

Forgot to mention, already ran malwarebytes - nothing to worry about.

[ManEatingFridge]

6 minutes ago, WarDog said:

Here are the benches, read - write speed looks good, not sure what  the SMART check is- here is what i found and tested:

Forgot to mention, already ran malwarebytes - nothing to worry about.

Looks good. Probably malware then.

[TechyBen]

I was having similar due to a USB stick messing Windows 10 up, trying to get it mounted or something and it would not mount.

 

Any other disks/USB/Memory cards in there? Or any new partitions on the SSD?

[WarDog]

Pretty sure thats how its supossed to be. Also no other devices connected, cables are fine.

[homeap5]

Just to be sure - can you boot with lan cable unplugged?

[WarDog]

Did it already, no change. Updated windows as well,so it should not check for updates