[SOLVED] Scanning and repairing (\\?\Volume{ae455d95-5388-4178-8b07-1972c773f53c}) every boot up

Dec 28, 2019
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Hi,

We recently upgraded our drives to an m.2 SSD (3 months ago) and a 2.5" SSD (yesterday). When the m.2 was made the boot drive/where Windows 10 is installed, it always scans and repairs (\\?\Volume{ae455d95-5388-4178-8b07-1972c773f53c}). Boot up always takes at least 25 seconds. How can I fix this? Thank you!
 
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So its been scanning that for 3 months or only just started yesterday?

this is the GUID of a GPT drive - 455d95-5388-4178-8b07-1972c773f53c - every GPT drive on earth has its own number. (GUID stands for Global Unique ID, GPT stands for GUID Partition Table, its the newest disk format used by WIn 10)

So was the NVME the only drive in PC when you installed WIn 10 on it?

You can identify the GUID of the current drives by
open command prompt (admin)
type diskpart and press enter
type list disk and press enter - this shows list of disks attached
type select disk X - X being number of drive - and press enter
type uniqueid disk and press enter

it would be good to know which one it is.
So its been scanning that for 3 months or only just started yesterday?

this is the GUID of a GPT drive - 455d95-5388-4178-8b07-1972c773f53c - every GPT drive on earth has its own number. (GUID stands for Global Unique ID, GPT stands for GUID Partition Table, its the newest disk format used by WIn 10)

So was the NVME the only drive in PC when you installed WIn 10 on it?

You can identify the GUID of the current drives by
open command prompt (admin)
type diskpart and press enter
type list disk and press enter - this shows list of disks attached
type select disk X - X being number of drive - and press enter
type uniqueid disk and press enter

it would be good to know which one it is.
 
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