My games are taking to long to load. For the last 2 days, I have to constantly reboot my...

And trying to load my last save, locks the game up. have to reboot xbox.

now since this happened my Xbox keeps screwing up continuously asking me to sign in, giving error codes for every game I try to play (this game is taking too long to load, Xbox guide is taking too long to load, etc etc) console continuously rebooting itself,
freezing, won't even let me add another account to my console.

Ffs it was perfectly fine before my suspension that shouldn't of even happened and now its going haywire!

every time I try to access my game saves it takes 10 times as long to try and load then when it gets to 99% it stalls, for the last time 6 hours. But if I turn off the wifi the games will load and play. (I have to start over though)

I'm having the same issue..been on with support for about 4 hours in the last 2 days...my feed hasn't updated on the console or smartglass for 10 days now. Anyone know how long this is going to take?

I just can't agree, even though I have an SSD myself.

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Putting aside the decreased boot time (which is what I meant to type above) as that only really matters if you are constantly rebooting your PC for some reason.

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The only speed benefit to applications and games I notice are those that are installed onto the SSD. Word opens in an instant, I don't get to finish reading the loading screen tips in Dragon Age: Origins because they fly by now.

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However the games I had to reinstall onto one of the 1tb hard drives, I don't notice any difference to how long they take to load. This because they are still running from a traditional mechanical hard drive. If there is a loading time benefit, it is beyond
my ability to perceive.