- Apr 26, 2013
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I have a glitch yesterday where I can't entered Windows 7. This happened before but after resetting a few times (sometimes once), the problem would go away. This glitch suddenly didn't appear for at least 2-3 months when it suddenly appeared and resetting cannot work anymore.
Here's the scoop, I tried to fix the problem so what I know was it could be a slow reading problem. I have 3 HDD and 1 SSD plucked in. I noticed the only difference last time when I add in my new HDD. I have 4 SATA ports (one was last time used for DVD-ROM but I took it out since I don't use it that much). So I presumed it was because of this so I tried taking out the cable one by one.
I accidentally took out my SSD cable (Inside was the Windows 7) and then plucked in back, I had an error (bootmgr was missing) so I fixed by Windows 7 install DVD. During this time, my HDD (There was another Windows 7 inside which I didn't delete) startup. Somehow the priority was changed to the HDD instead. I try doing all I can and when I finally able to recover the SSD's Windows, it was slow, like extremely so. I also checked that one of my HDD (no Windows inside) is RAW instead of NTFS. I'm still working on fixing that but it would really help if I fix the SSD first. It's very slow, even the HDD runs faster.
Note, I never had such laggy problem (in fact it was super fast) before when the SSD was fine. Now it's worse than my HDD.
I will try getting some screenshots if needed from Disk Management. It takes like 10 minutes for it to load, so I hope to get some idea on how to fix it.
Here's the scoop, I tried to fix the problem so what I know was it could be a slow reading problem. I have 3 HDD and 1 SSD plucked in. I noticed the only difference last time when I add in my new HDD. I have 4 SATA ports (one was last time used for DVD-ROM but I took it out since I don't use it that much). So I presumed it was because of this so I tried taking out the cable one by one.
I accidentally took out my SSD cable (Inside was the Windows 7) and then plucked in back, I had an error (bootmgr was missing) so I fixed by Windows 7 install DVD. During this time, my HDD (There was another Windows 7 inside which I didn't delete) startup. Somehow the priority was changed to the HDD instead. I try doing all I can and when I finally able to recover the SSD's Windows, it was slow, like extremely so. I also checked that one of my HDD (no Windows inside) is RAW instead of NTFS. I'm still working on fixing that but it would really help if I fix the SSD first. It's very slow, even the HDD runs faster.
Note, I never had such laggy problem (in fact it was super fast) before when the SSD was fine. Now it's worse than my HDD.
I will try getting some screenshots if needed from Disk Management. It takes like 10 minutes for it to load, so I hope to get some idea on how to fix it.
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