VERY GOOD SPECS BUT SLOW PC, please help me !!

Hey!

What does encrypting and comprssing mean? But as I said " the programs from the ssd also start slow the first time".

Compressing is like when you make zip files, but the entire drive is compressed. Encryption is like adding extra characters and transposing all those into different characters and then mixing them based on a numeric schedule, all done automatically by the particular encryption program. Entire drives can be encrypted or compressed or a combination of such. Since you didn't know what it was, I'd assume you didn't set it up in such a way, but had to check.

Loading info from HDD to the RAM can involve the CPU also and all that info flows through what's called a "bus", the circuitry on the motherboard. That circuitry is controlled by the chips and the programming that runs them. Those programs are called "driver files" and specific to each motherboard. Did you in the past reload the windows system on this computer? If so, when you did that, were the maker or motherboard's manufacturer driver files also installed? Or did you just leave the generic driver files that comes in windows?

No, it is not compressed, but I have no idea if it is encrypted.

However if the HDD was asleep that could add time.

Also, the first time load can be slow due to caching but nothing new about that. Here it's taking a long time which to me points to OLD HDD issues.

While I wanted to avoid AHCI discussions. We may have to at some point.

FOR NOW, let's get some HDD test results.
Many at https://ttcshelbyville.wordpress.com/2009/12/20/test-your-hard-drive-speed-with-windows-7s-device-manager/ and share the results.

I think the problem is a little bit fixed.
Can you check from this new link if it is a little bit fixed and if yes, what did fix it? So I know that I will never do that particular thing again:
http://speccy.piriform.com/results/aq8ZBcfzcoO4UKRGfkw1jxS

Here you go : http://speccy.piriform.com/results/adX4Q2HP6NinWK3KiYwkDAi

Here you go again: http://speccy.piriform.com/results/JgwizJtieQnRE4sOJx8GE57

But I'm 90% sure that it is not a HDD problem, because I have sony vegas in my SSD and it has the same problem.

Even if like my little brother plays minecraft, the first time he clicks on a server to load it takes a lot of time, but the second, third time it does it within a second...
And no the problem is not of the server because it is the same with other servers.

I noted that in my longer answer.
Let me run the last report through a translator to see what else I see.

And also, you said:

''4. Java. MinecraftLauncher tells me why you have this. Just noting it.''
So why do I have this?

Thank you very very much for your answer.
But what to you mean by:
''If it was mine, BIOS would be updated from https://www.msi.com/Motherboard/support/H77MA-G43.html"
What does updating BIOS mean?
and
"7. Check the virtual memory system. Let Windows 7 SP1 manage it.
There are long back and forth on that. I just let Windows deal with it."
and I also don't understand this:
"1. Turn Off Hard Disk after: (On AC Power): 20 min
For now, turn this to NEVER to rule out a common thing."

HELP ME PLEASE.

Is it also a solution to reinstall windows? And I'm using the pc as admin, is that a problem?

The items are pretty common for PC owners. Now if this is your first PC I get why you ask.

As to install Windows, if you don't understand the 3 areas you asked about, reinstalling would plunge you into the abyss of drivers, apps and more work that you do after Windows is installed.

I did not bring up any admin question. It's common for PC Windows users to run on an admin account BUT here's a thing. You must have a second spare admin account in order to recover from minor Windows issues. Without this space admin account, most end up starting over.

The biggest problem I noted were system optimizers and driver updaters. These create more trouble on some PCs. I never endorse their use.

The questions about disk sleep and such make me worry we have either a language translation issue or this is your first PC. Or you don't google first then ask.

For example: https://www.google.com/search?q=disable+hard+disk+sleep+Windows+7

The reason I don't duplicate that here is my answer would be pages long and hard to follow.

Hey!

Thank you very very much for your answer and the reason I don't search before asking is because I am very busy. I deleted all the optimizers and I changed it to 0. Please help me to get out of this trouble and thank you again for everything.

I can only share what I suspect which is a sluggish HDD. Causes can be driver, connection to a slow, bad port, iffy SATA cable, "optimizers" or a folder that has too many files in it.

Anyhow, consider free support forums like the person that stopped to help you change your flat tire. You get to help. If you pulled a cold one and sat while the helper did the work, they might set down the tools and leave.

"I'm busy" might send others the wrong message.

Nothing looks too bad on the Web Speccy outside of driver and booster apps. So it's likely to be a sluggish old HDD dragging it down.

One of those HDD testers might reveal that issue and put it into the light.

WHEN YOU HAVE TIME. CHKDSK /F/R/X those drives. It will take a lot of time. Here's how.
https://www.tekrevue.com/tip/fix-hard-drives-chkdsk-windows-10/ notes W10 but it's the same command I use in W7.

I didn't want to sound egoistic or something like that, I appreciate your work and as I said I'm very thankful for everything you do to help me. I will do the test and send you the results.

But when I do it I get access denied, you don't have enough rights to do this. And I get this error a lot, I think I have to do a clean reinstallation of windows and make a user account and not a admin one?

That's why we need to use the Command Prompt (Admin) option.

Here's a note on Windows 7 to open such a command window.
https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/tutorials/windows-elevated-command-prompt/

Sorry but now I get NTFS error.

But I haven't seen "NTFS error" as an error message for decades. Is this the result of a command or something popping on screen?

Going to have to need more context.

Before you go any further I have to repeat that backups must be current as file system errors can mean we wipe the drive and start again.

Hey!

Thank you for your answer. But I'm going to change the HDD.Unfortunately the new hdd will have 5400 rpm and this one has 7400rpm. Is that a big problem?

I'm without model numbers, date of manufacture, test results but a good 5400 can easily beat an iffy old 7200 any day.

Here are the model numbers:

Current HDD: wd500aaks-00v1a

The new HDDs that I can choose from(so please tell me which one is better):

1: WD2500BEVT
2: MK1059GSM

And btw, even searching in windows for a particular file or program takes some time. Has that also something to do with the HDD?

Thank you very much.

The 12.5 MM high may win against a 7200 because, it could have 50% more data to transfer before it needs a time consuming seek.
Noted at http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/2.5-inch-12.5-mm-9.5-mm,review-31902.html

Some of the drives are up at http://hdd.userbenchmark.com/Comparison so you can see where what you have lands.

-> In the meantime, why use a HDD at all?

Just last month I set up a few 120GB SSD laptops with W10 and after it was all done we had over 90GB free. Which is fine for the office work these are slated for.

The two new ones are my laptop hard drives, is that a problem?And which model number did that 12.5 MM one have? Thank you for everything.