>>686251740
Your computer has cancer and will be dead in a week.

You should not put aftermarket shit in a laptop.

>>686251988
Huh? Why not?

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>>686251988

get your dumb ass back in the kitchen

>>686251988
Pussy. Its perfectly fine.

try ssdlife and see if it picks up any problems

make sure it didnt shake loose

>>686251740
did you replace the original HDD with the SSD or did you use a DVD drive bay caddy? because the OS should be on your primary drive.

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>>686252609
>ssdlife
thanks I'll check it out. This what the magician shows.

>>686253189
Replaced the HDD, OS is on the SSD now.

is your alignment right?

>>686253278
so to be clear...you installed your OS to your ssd. also you put everything on your old hdd onto your new ssd. when you go to open a file your hdd runs and makes noise?

check your power settings, there's one that can turn off the HDD after a few minutes of inactivity.

>>686254009
SSD came with a data transfer tool, it transferred everything from old C: HDD to the SDD, including the OS and every single file. Then I just took out the old HDD from C: and installed SSD to C:, turned it back on, everything's there. It's been working fine for a few months now, just recently I started getting the freezes. Doesn't make a noise.

>>686251740
textbook Johnson Rod isssue

>>686251740
Might be Win 10 indexing files for search performance or Flash Cockwave

>>686254407
indexing is turned off

>>686254217
checked, not that

>>686254308
ah ok. so your hdd isn't even connected?
are you freezing up completely or just getting shoddy results? is it specific files/audio/video or somewhat random?

>>686254719
No, old HDD is not even connected. Freezes, the file save as freezes, file explorer freezes, file open freezes, browser freezes, anything to do with opening/saving a file. After the freeze is over, the icons at the bottom on the taskbar refresh as well, like file explorer restarted itself or something. Any kind of file.

>>686254719
>>686254719
No, old HDD is not even connected. Freezes, the file save as freezes, file explorer freezes, file open freezes, browser freezes, anything to do with opening/saving a file. After the freeze is over, the icons at the bottom on the taskbar refresh as well, like file explorer restarted itself or something. Any kind of file.

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>>686254331
>Johnson Rod
Might need the classic AHCI to IDE gold plated tool from Monster Cable

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try hard disk sentinel to check and see if the drive is failing at any point

>>686255341
Thanks, will give it a go

>>686255031
hmm that sounds like a really specific problem so i'll give you some very general advice, and if that doesn't work i'd hit up samsung support.
check for updates on OS. and also check for updates on all of your drivers, not just your SSD. make sure your old HDD isn't getting recognized (as it's not connected) anywhere on your pc.

>>686255645
OS I updated couple of days ago, no difference. I can check other drivers as well. Funny thing is thou overall performance of laptop is still much better compared to HDD days, apps open much faster/restart is much faster etc. but once I try to save/open a file, it freezes

>>686256229
yeah thats what makes me wonder if its still trying to save to your old hdd somehow. you could try to manually disable your hdd drive under device manager if it's still an option. you'll have to restart if that's even an option so wait until you've updated all of your drivers

>>686257106
He said it isn't connected. The pc knows it's not attempting to save to a different location because it's a clone of the hdd files put onto the ssd

>>686257106
Thanks man, I'll try that once out of the shitter. Is there a good app to check for driver updates? When I look at SSD drivers for example they're dated 2008 or something but when I do "check for driver updates - search online" windows says "you have the lat3st drivers" which seems bullshit. They havent ipdated the driver since 2008??

>>686257598
i understand that but i was making sure OP was on the same page

>>686257616
you could attempt to change your SATA mode from AHCI to IDE like >>686255057
suggested. (don't need a monster cable though, topkek)

>>686251740
Samsung is notorious for adding on BS tools. Use Samsungs website to update the drivers, then go into windows to uninstall its exe tools and its processes that run under task scheduler

>>686258039
>SATA mode
from memory bios doesnt have that option, will have to double check. How about driver updates? Good app for it?

>>686258320
Yeah ok will do. They're on the cd anyway if I need them later

>>686251740
have you performed a chkdsk on the old hdd? you might have bad sectors that you then cloned on to your SSD, you should try a fresh install of windows.

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>>686258320
>>686258039
>>686257598
>>686255341
>>686254407
>>686254217
Thanks for the tips by the way /b/ros

>>686258382
http://www.askvg.com/how-to-change-sata-hard-disk-mode-from-ide-to-ahci-raid-in-bios-after-installing-windows/

this is might be the best/easily approachable way to go about what you need to try

>>686258619
>a fresh install
Did that after installing SSD. Not a from scracth install but the one which keeps your apps/settings. But yeah that was a few months ago now, its been fine up until a week ago

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>>686251740
Windows 10 is busy providing 'diagnostics' to Microsoft. So they can 'improve your experience.'

>>686258907
Thanks, I'll check that out

Could be since it's recent;

Some recent update (stealth M$?) has porked your system with paging activity.

SSD has hardware fault

Virus | Malware

Check what's paging into your SSD

Did you do the over provisioning? Thru the life of the disk, sectors are going to fail from frequent flashing, most likely in common cache areas, which is one reason to have an HDD as well as an add, but the over provisioning gives your HDD alternative space for when those sectors cease to function, however that shouldn't be an issue for at least a few years with one of those samsung drives, unless you are doing something stupid like using it for torrenting, which is notorious for frequent cache thrashing. Also, from where did you buy the disk, if Amazon, you may want to make sure it was sold by Amazon, not just in Amazon, because there is hella sketchy fake tech stuff coming out of China via Amazon lately.

>>686251740
Were you running Windows 10 on it before? If not that's probably the problem; hardware doesn't like the OS.

>>686260141
Fucking stupid autocorrect
> which is one reason to have an HDD as well as an ssd, but the over provisioning gives your ssd alternative

>>686251740

PEBKAC.

>>686260262
Yeah it was on windows 10 before the SSD as well but the reason I switched to SSD was because HDD started failing after an overseas trip with the laptop, assumed HDD got damaged in transit.

>Not running Linux, like a pussy.

Install linux like a real man.

Problem solved.

>>686254308
That's the thing with data transfer tools.
If you still have all your files on your HDD, format your SSD and install Windows manually. Things will work fine.

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>>686260141
>hella sketchy fake tech stuff coming out of China

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>>686260707

>>686260707
But that's an external storage m8. Booting from a usb drive doesn't actually work, so he should be fine.

>>686260707
Exactry, maybe op buy this disk dlive?

>>686259733
Highest HDD usage seems to be system writing to ntuser.log but nothing extreme

>>686261067
He's not saying that is what op got, it's just an example of sketchy shit from china

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>>686261067
>Booting from a usb drive doesn't actually work, so he should be fine.
Sure. Faggot

>>686261337
Wait, what? I've been booting from thumb drives since like 2002

>>686261678
Obviously he's never been a systems admin or an onsite-tech, never had to do a network ghosting

>>686260465
>>686260706
This. Cloning a failing hard drive is never a good idea.

Take a backup of your data and do a clean install of Windows. Make sure you have all your software product keys.

>>686261337
Okay, let's rephrase this. Booting Windows from USB doesn't work, obviously Windows setup works.

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>>686262188
>http://www.easyuefi.com/wintousb/

>>686262096
>Make sure you have all your software product keys.
Yeah that's the problem, got so much stuff installed but no idea where any of the keys are.

>>686251740
>Windows 10
>no malware

>>686262188
http://www.howtogeek.com/191054/how-to-create-bootable-usb-drives-and-sd-cards-for-every-operating-system/

Try again

>>686262096
> clean install

Last resort after diagnostics. Problem occurred after months of normal use.

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>>686251740
go back to 7

>>686261117
kek

>>686251740
I've had that happen sometimes if where I'm saving to happens to trigger my External Desktop HDD the spin up. It can freeze your typical save file/as menu. until it spins up fully. Haven't had the problem recently, not sure how or if I resolved it sorry.

>>686263730
SSDs don't have to spin up.

>>686263971
SSHD drives do

>>686263400
Did you see what I did thele?

>>686264178
OP never specified his is an SSHD. The box does not indicate as such either.

>>686264357
No, but I thought I would point it out irregardlessnesslyish-like

>>686254308
>open CMD admin
>run sfc /scannow
>then run defrag
usually a cloning of the OS would cause it to be slow at first so you new to optimize

if it still doesn't work:
blame the jews

>>686264325
Rets hope OP soves probrem.

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>>686251740
Get a non-potato computer.

>>686264491
format c: /fs:ntfs

The final solution

>>686264784
should I delete system32 first?

>>686264616
Maybe he shourd just buy a new computel, unless he is a poolfag.

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Buy an Apple Mac, guaranteed slow, but consistently slow

>>686264897
Only if you want to triple the rhombus over-clocking, and completely re-enterize the central digital analog matrixes

>>686265036
It's all that extra skinning they put in my n top of FreeBSD, enjoy those hefty fees for incremental upgrades to your icon sets

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>>686265036
And no 10.

>>686251740
Maybe it's the quantum encrypted CP folder you always expand and RAR every minute.

regards, J Whitehorse

>>686251740
Do you still have a HDD connected to the computer and if so are those programs located on those discs? If so the problem might be that the disc has to spin up before the program can proceed. It can be configured from the power settings so that it takes longer without disc activity for the disc to spin down.

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>>686265239
>>686265453
>>686265503
He needs the TK421 modification.

Format SSD and reinstall OS, not Windows 10 crap, I recommend Win7.

>>686265503
Oh? Does my aes-256, twofish, blowfish, Triple DES, then RSA encryption scheme slow things down?

>>686265879
ID-10-T virus detected

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>>686265879
>>686264491

nothing

bump , dont let this 404, it's been going for 6 hours