Samsung evo 850 250gb causing Memory_management BSOD and long boot times

[Loppysaurus]

So some of you very helpful gentlemen may have seen my previous thread in which I was talking about how I wiped my SSD and was seeking to make it useable again.

Well by reformatting the drive and making it useable again, my long boot times and BSOD's are back, specifically memory management BSOD's.

I do not know why this is, games run just fine off of the SSD, this problem has been persisting a while now, even before I wiped the SSD volume.

Do any of you know why this might happen? My drivers are up to date I am pretty sure.

 

[SBMfromLA]

It sounds more like to me that the problem has to do with something you keep installing. You need a good startup manager like Autoruns to figure out what's starting up and causing problems so you can uninstall it.

 

[USAFRet]

Take the SSD out.
Do you still have those issues?

 

[geofelt]

If you are using the Samsung magician and it's optimization try uninstalling the app.

 

[USAFRet]

From your prev thread(s)
Previous issues
Failed clone
Messing about with partitions
More issues


It's not the physical SSD doing this.

 

[Loppysaurus]

Take the SSD out.
Do you still have those issues?

From your prev thread(s)
Previous issues
Failed clone
Messing about with partitions
More issues


It's not the physical SSD doing this.

Well here's where this gets awkward,

When my SSD was completely wiped and had no active partitions and was not formatted, I had 0 problems booting, it was fast, and had no BSOD, I know this because I did multiple shut downs to test.

Then I reformatted the SSD, I then did the same thing, behold, the BSOD and 3 min boot ups started again.

I did some research after I made this thread and discovered that there was a chipset driver issue on my H87I-plus, I did a couple of restarts with my formatted SSD plugged into the mobo, and now the BSOD's and the long load times are gone again.

I'm going to poke around a bit more with testing but it seems I resolved the issue with the chipset drivers, if it looks all good I'm going to do the migration to SSD using the post you made in the other thread.