foxhound2001

Did the scan, it took close to 15 minutes and it seems to hang a bit at 26-28% of the USN Journal verification. https://skydrive.live.com/redir?resid=38250D76BA96787F%21650 Other than that it says the volume is clean.

Looks like no errors where found. link of the results https://skydrive.live.com/redir?resid=38250D76BA96787F%21647.

https://skydrive.live.com/redir?resid=38250D76BA96787F%21242 Added 2 pictures from chkdsk C: /r /f. Seems that the disk scan would auto close after it finishes, so I had to catch the result by ttimely hitting the print screen.

Hi, Andre. Saw your username pop up a bunch of times while searching for ways to fix bootup time, even as far back as 2010, wow! Do you mind if you can look at my .etl file? Tried converting it to a .xml file but failled repeatedly.. https://skydrive.live.com/redir?resid=38250D76BA96787F%21242 Here's a short list of things I've already tried: - Already ran windows repair - disable legacy usb on bios so it doesn't try to search my usb before it loads windows - Deleted Avast anti-virus - Ran diagnostic startup on msconfig, with all services other than the ones from microsoft disabled, as well as disabling starup processes. - viewed the etl via windows performance analyzer and noticed high numbers on smss and autochk. I'm using an ssd and my current boot time is around 50 seconds. It used to have a boot up time of around 19 seconds. I also just recently cloned my old ssd to much bigger and faster one, not sure if that caused some errors but I'm sure my old ssd have also experienced this slow down. Bios bootup is fast but it slows down when it reaches the windows logo / or while trying to load the logo. I have set to a no GUI boot so I mostly just stare at a black screen. FYI I'm not a very tech savy person, I just have a black belt at Google-Fu. so please pardon me if I take a while to reply to your techy questions.