WIndows 10 Curious problem regarding ULPS

[Jackylus]

Greetings,

I was wondering if any of you could help me with my problem since I could not find anyone who has experienced it.

About a year ago, I purchased a new SSD disk for my HP Pavilion G6 computer. Due to long booting time, I turned ULPS setting in registry to 0 which fixed the problem. Then about a month ago (after updating to a new Insider Preview version I believe) my computer started to stutter (screen blinkig black, mouse lagging etc.).

By coincidence, I fixed this problem by turning on ULPS again which drastically affects my booting time, of course. Is there any way I could get back faster booting times and prevent computer from stuttering at the same time?

I have tried updating graphic card drivers (and all other drivers for that matter) and there have been a few new Windows updates since - no luck for my strange problem.

Thank you for your help!

 

[johnb35]

What exact SSD do you have? Do you have AHCI enabled in the bios? Some SSD's are bad for OS boot drives.

 

[Darren]

ULPS is relating to Crossfired video cards. What are your exact specs? Should be relatively unrelated.

 

[DMGrier]

So this might be a stupid question....

In task manager under startup, how many applications do you have in there? I pretty much leave mine all disabled except my backup routine software and AV.