Slow boot time on SSD (during OS loading screen)

PolarNettles said:

The performance trace file is located at My Documents\WPR Files. It is huge - mine is around 4GB - but you can compress it and shrink it down to ~200MB.

I know where to find it but can't make any sense of it even after looking into a guide. Also why is there no edit button or am I blind.

DeadlyChef said:

I know where to find it but can't make any sense of it even after looking into a guide. Also why is there no edit button or am I blind.

You can compress it and upload it somewhere so we can look at it.

In your boot trace Your desktop is shown after 15s !

For me it's a correct boot time.

Ok,

here is the boot trace.

The benchmark and S.M.A.R.T. info here

Also zinou it is not correct. It doesn't show after 15 secs. Look at that post boot event that takes 35 seconds. That is it! The culprit! But I don't know how to find what exactly it is. I know it is because in my event viewer it also says post boot 35 seconds and it is the longest value there. Does it mean my POST is taking too long? Or is it post windows boot? Like after windows booted

The post boot phase occurs after the explorer is loaded (so session opened and desktop shown).
This phase consist of running services marked as auto-delayed and other scheduled taskes...etc.

it can be improved though...

Ok so I uploaded a video so you can see it takes over 15 secs. Over a minute. Keep notice on the power button it is also the HDD indicator, as soon as it starts being red again, the OS loads in 2,3 seconds. Just how it was before, when I didn't have that stupid delay.
http://dai.ly/x6chw64

I disabled it and it is a bit faster, a few seconds, but nowhere near where it was. Also I don't see it in task manager anymore so it's not malware

Can you take another boot trace. The first one doesn't really reflect what I've seen in the video.
Question: are you using fast startup ?

Ok so I made a new trace.

I typed : "wpr -disablepagingexecutive on" into an elevated command prompt.

The settings I used


Also fast boot and hibernate are both off. The file is here