Solved HDD causing lags on boot.

So recently my PC had this period where it's partially unresponsive.
It boots quickly to desktop in less than 30 seconds because the OS is installed on a SSD. But after it gets to desktop interface I can't open any program other than explorer or anything that's installed in the HDD, if i do open the HDD contents the system will totally freeze for a few seconds-minute.

At first i thought it was because i installed too much startup apps in the HDD, but after formatting the disk, the problem still occurs. I tried switching the HDD to confirm that it was the source of the problem. And yes, the HDD is the source of the problem because after i remove/switch it there's no lag/freeze whatsoever.

The HDD i used is Seagate Barracuda 1TB 7200rpm. I don't know to find the official site for the spec and this is the best i can show HDD.
Also here's some "fix" that i found :
If i leave the pc for up to 1½minute it will load normally.
If i let the pc stayed on bios menu for a few moments, it wont lag.


After the initial lag, the performance is normal, the HDD got no problem other than the slow start. Also on restart/safe mode, this problem doesn't exist.

Is there a way to fix this? Because it's already past the warranty period(2years), i checked the HDD and it has over 6k hours active time on crystal disk or should i just bear with it?

Here is the speccy result Speccy
The PSU that I currently use is Deepcool DN500 with 500W and Standard 80+ rating.

Other than the issue i mentioned in the post, my pc never ran into any problem.

Update : The issue does not happen100% of the time, but it happens frequently which is more confusing. Earlier today it doesn't lag at start, but just now I started my PC and it loads slowly again.

what's your suggestion on this then?
Should I setup a wired network or change some configuration?

By the way I never touched this work group setting from the first time I installed windows.

So, after you mentioned something about network.
I realized that I didn't remove USB Wifi adapter from the PC when troubleshooting, turns out it was the real culprit.
I tried booting without it for a few times and there's no more unresponsive issue.

I checked the driver and it is the latest available. So i guess it's just the low manufacturing/quality issue. And because of it, boot sequence got slow.
I will boot without it for the next few days to confirm if it's really the cause.

By the way, was there similar issue like this before where some components are too slow and hinder the whole PC performance?

This is the thing I have : USB Wifi Adapter

Do you think I should ask for replacement? Would it make a difference? it's still in warranty because i bought it pretty recently.