Windows Booting up really slow..

New SSD Drive fresh windows 10 and boot up is taking up to 10 min to load.. any help would be gratefull..

 

Hi James, Welcome to WindowsBBS. During your fresh install, have you also had the updates install?

 

Yes all updates are done and is up to date. First thing I did was update every thing before using the laptop.

 

I would suggest you look at Evan Omo's :
How to optimize Windows 10 in the Tutorials Forum which may help sort out your problem.

 

I got the problem solved.. For some ression when there is a CD or DVD in the drive it takes windows for ever to load.. never had that problem before..

 

Sounds to me as if when there is a CD/DVD in the drive when booting that the computer then is first attempting to boot to the CD/DVD drive but since there is no operating system in that drive then it goes ahead boots to "C" drive.
Can I ask, why would you leave a CD/DVD in the drive when you shut down? Generally I don't believe this is advised unless it is the OS disk and you are going to reinstall the OS so the disk would need to be in the drive in order to do this.

 

I'm a very forgetful person. But it has never happened before.. pc is over 4 years old it just now started doing this..

 

Honestly I don't believe this is really a problem or something is wrong. It is likely the computer is doing what it is supposed to do when booting. If there is a CD/DVD in the drive then it will likely try to boot to that disk instead of Windows. Since it likely won't be able to boot to that CD/DVD then it will switch to "C" drive which holds the operating system and continue the normal boot. If there is no CD/DVD in the drive then the computer will boot normally. Just make sure there is no disc in that drive when you shut down the computer.

 

But why has it never done it before ? Like I said I have had this computer for over 4 years with out this issue always leaving disks in there. Kids leaving discs in there. Just trying to understand is all..

 

It may be that some of those disks Could have been booted to, there are some games I know that can do that. If you want to leave disks in the drive rather than remove them when you are finished with them then you will have go in and change the boot order so that the computer always boots to the "C" drive even if there is a disk in the drive. .

 

I changed the boot order to boot from hard drive rather then disk drive and it still does it.. will go back to old settings and just remember to take the disk out.. thank you all for your time..

 

It should not be overriding the setting in the BIOS that you have chosen Unless you did not proceed to the final stage which is after making that change then navigating to the Exit or Save and Exit menu. You have to read through the changes you have made, make sure they are correct and then you must proceed to the next page and choose Save and then Exit.
There also is a remote possibility that you could have a hardware problem so that would also have to be checked out, could be a problem with your hard drive.

 

I agree with Judy on this. Have to Save it be for Exit.

 

Once I put the hard drive as number 1 I did hit save and exit.. I confirmed this buy booting back into bios and it was set to number 1. All the disk checks I have done came back clean no errors. Both on windows and the disk check that came with the new harddrive. So I am not sure what is going on..

 

This is a new hard drive? You didn't give that information before. Hard drives are different so it is possible suggestions given would not hold for the new drive.
So did this happen with the OLD hard drive? Without full information then help is extremely difficult, in fact wrong or dangerous suggestions could be given. When did you change the hard drive? How did you install the os onto the new hard drive?

 

My first post said new hard drive fresh install windows 10. I installed windows from a usb flash drive about a week ago. And no the old hard drive did not do this.

 

I apologize James, it has been awhile since I looked at your first post, I've just been following along as we each posted. Sorry.

 

Not a problem.

 

James, have you been to MSI (motherboard) to see if there ie a BIOS update?

 

I have and got the latest one. Came out in 2016.