Sudden slow boot time on Windows Loading screen with SSD

Hi,
You can try Windows Performance Toolkit to record a boot trace then we can analyze it and see what's the system is doing during the different boot phases:

- Download and Install windows Performance Toolkit https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/win...ed/adk-install . Choose the package corresponding to your Windows version.- Record a trace using Windows Performance Recorder using these options: https://justpaste.it/1g4sx- Compress the resulting file- Share it through dropbox, google drive or any other file sharing platform.See you…

zinou said:

Hi,
You can try Windows Performance Toolkit to record a boot trace then we can analyze it and see what's the system is doing during the different boot phases:

- Download and Install windows Performance Toolkit https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/win...ed/adk-install . Choose the package corresponding to your Windows version.- Record a trace using Windows Performance Recorder using these options: https://justpaste.it/1g4sx- Compress the resulting file- Share it through dropbox, google drive or any other file sharing platform.See you…

Here you go: WPR Files

FreeBooter said:

There is a new version of BIOS firmware update new version release date is 2017-12-01, your BIOS firmware release date is 11-20-2017.

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Enable MSI Fast boot and Fast boot.

Before entering the forum I've searched about what's happening and tried to use the tools I know of, such as disabling fast boot, disabling auto start programs, enabling msi fast boot, repairing boot partition, etc... Also switched the SSD to a different M.2 slot, but didn't change anything. By searching a little more I found this forum and saw that you guys really try to help everyone, so I decided to register and here I am, hoping you can help me fix this issue, and despite my disappointment about the problem happening such short time after buying, I'm still acquiring some knowledge with you!

This is what i need you to do first disconnect all attached devices from your computer this includes internal HDDs and SSDs even the drive where Windows 10 installed, leave mouse and keyboard connected. Create yourself a bootable Windows 10 USB flash drive and configure BIOS to boot from USB flash drive then boot your computer with USB flash drive and please record the boot process for me so i can see where problem coming from.

You can use Windows 10 Media Creation Tool to create bootable Windows 10 USB flash drive. You can also use RUFUS to create bootable Windows 10 USB flash drive.

Please run the beta version of the log collector and post a zip into this thread:
log collector v2-beta08.zip

zbook said:

Please run the beta version of the log collector and post a zip into this thread:
log collector v2-beta08.zip

Sorry about the delay, I was out all weekend.

There is a tool on the computer which is used to bypass the activation of Microsoft products.

Please explain the use of this tool.

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I don't know. The only thing that was here was the AutoKMS, and was removed by the antimalware.

When?

FreeBooter said:

When you do a repair install of Windows 10 you wont lose any of your personal settings, personal files and installed programs.

How to Do a Repair Install of Windows 10 with an In-place Upgrade

Lets check for malware infections.

Malwarebytes' scanner
If this program is already installed: Skip the installation and run only the scan!
Download and install: Please download Malwarebytes' scanner to your desktop.

• Double-click mb3-setup-consumer-3.x.x.xxxx and follow the prompts to install the program.
• Click Finish.
• On the Dashboard, click the 'Check for Updates' button.
• After the update completes, click the 'Scan Now' button.
• A Threat Scan will begin. Please allow it to progress through the scanning process.
• When the scan is complete, if there have been detections, click Quarantines Selected button to allow the program to clean what was detected.
• In most cases, a restart will be required.
• Wait for the prompt to restart the computer to appear, then click on Yes.

How to get logs: (Export log to save as txt)

• After the restart once you are back at your desktop, open Malwarebytes once more.
• Click on the Reports tab > Scan Report. (if you have done more than one scan in the past, select the most recent that shows the Date and time of the scan just performed. Press View Report button.
• Click 'Export'.
• Click 'Text file (*.txt)'
• In the Save File dialog box which appears, click on Desktop.
• In the File name: box type a name for your scan log.
• A message box named 'File Saved' should appear stating "Your file has been successfully exported".
• Click Ok
• Find the log on your Desktop and Attach that saved log to your next reply.

(Copy to clipboard for pasting into forum replies or tickets)



Download the right Windows bit version (32-bit or 64-bit) of RogueKiller

• Quit all running programs
• Once done, move the executable file to your Desktop, right-click on it and select Run as Administrator (for Windows Vista, 7, 8, 8.1 and 10 users)
• If the program is blocked, do not hesitate to try several times. If it really does not work (it could happen), rename it to winlogon.exe
• Click on the Start Scan button in the right panel, which will bring you to another tab, and click on it again (this time it'll be in the bottom right corner)
• Wait for the scan to complete
• On completion, the results will be displayed. Click on the Open Report button in the bottom left corner, followed by the Open TXT button (also in the bottom left corner)
• This will open the report in Notepad. Copy/paste its content in your next reply

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