![]() So I’m able to boot from both drives depending on how I arrange the boot order in the UEFI. I cloned the build-in eMMC 1:1 to the SSD. Right now I ordered another SSD (Kingspec as another Ezbook-user in this thread was satisfied with that SSD). So I think the ADATA is somehow picky for the mainboard as it’s tested quite fast and I don’t think the SSD is defect. There’s another Ezbook 3 user with the same experience and I found something similar in an Amazon comment. Again I did some research and it seems that I’m not the only one with that problem. Opening the Start Menu took like 10-20 seconds and Windows is comletely lagging. If I hit Enter (“retry”) often enough, it was booting up, but still extremely slow. Then I cloned the eMMC again to the SSD and it’s still having troubles booting with BSOD’s. That removed the 0xc225 and brought me 0xc185 and some other BSOD. Today I loaded the hive of the damaged Windows-Installation into the regedit of the working installation and checked the AHCI entry’s (like if I’ll switch from IDE to AHCI) and changed some keys. But in the meanwhile I tried everything what was possible - no change. ![]() I haven’t seen your advices yet, as a google-search brought me directyl to this thread. The ADATA-Tool tell’s me, that the SSD is at 100% health (see the attached screenshot). Did you check the related driver informations of the Intel SATA AHCI Controller (right-click > “Properties” > “Driver” > “Driver Details”) from within the Device Manager after having installed the driver, but before having induced the reboot? Have you recently TRIMed the SSD by running the OS “Optimizer”?Ĥ. Is the SSD with the slow speed your system drive?ģ.
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