SSD slow bootup & WEI only 5.9 ??
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Hi Guys...
My SSD is ADATA S501. 120GB.
Everytime I boot up my PC, it is definitely not the speed of a SSD I would say.
It stops at the Gigabyte boot screen for a good 18secs ----> Black W7 for 4 secs ----> Welcome screen for 10 secs ---->
(Then while loading the desktop, it is a black screen for a good 16secs again)
I would say the Gigabyte screen & black screen as mention above is not satisfactory.![:non:]( ":non:")
Any thing wrong here ? Caus I remember when my computer just got fixed up, the startup isn't this slow, this happen only after like a few weeks later.
And my Windows Experience Index for the Primary HDD is only 5.9 .![:sarcastic:]( ":sarcastic:")
My SSD is ADATA S501. 120GB.
Everytime I boot up my PC, it is definitely not the speed of a SSD I would say.
It stops at the Gigabyte boot screen for a good 18secs ----> Black W7 for 4 secs ----> Welcome screen for 10 secs ---->
(Then while loading the desktop, it is a black screen for a good 16secs again)
I would say the Gigabyte screen & black screen as mention above is not satisfactory.
Any thing wrong here ? Caus I remember when my computer just got fixed up, the startup isn't this slow, this happen only after like a few weeks later.
And my Windows Experience Index for the Primary HDD is only 5.9 .
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What is the rest of your hardware?
When people get a 5.9 it usually means they have installed the SSD in IDE mode and not AHCI like you are supposed to. Post number 7 in the link explains how to fix this without reinstalling Windows.
http://www.sevenforums.com/installation-setup/29089-cha...
When people get a 5.9 it usually means they have installed the SSD in IDE mode and not AHCI like you are supposed to. Post number 7 in the link explains how to fix this without reinstalling Windows.
http://www.sevenforums.com/installation-setup/29089-cha...
anort3 said:
What is the rest of your hardware?When people get a 5.9 it usually means they have installed the SSD in IDE mode and not AHCI like you are supposed to. Post number 7 in the link explains how to fix this without reinstalling Windows.
http://www.sevenforums.com/installation-setup/29089-cha...
Hi,
I went to the website and stuck at the modifying data value step.
i right click and the "modify" option was not available for clicking.
I went to Gigabyte Intergrated Touch Bios and under the "PCH Sata Control Mode", it was set to IDE, does this mean my SSD is in IDE mode ? or how can I check if my SSD is in IDE mode ?
Yes your SATA ports are in IDE mode. They should be in AHCI mode for an SSD.
Here is a more detailed fix.
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/922976
Here is a more detailed fix.
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/922976
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