Read/write conflicts after upgrading to solid state drive

A bit of a weird one here;   I recently updated on computer to a solid state drive that is about 30 times faster for read/write than a traditional HDD.  This PC both holds an MS Access back end as well as runs the front end that connects to the tables in the back end.   We have many other computers on the network that connect to the back end.  All computers till run MS access front end with no issues.  but, the computer that actually contains the back end on its SDD gets constant read/write conflicts since the upgrade to the faster drive.   Anyone experience this?  Is it possible the hardware is now to fast for MS ACCESS to handle.  It seems the tables are being written before the form can understand that it asked for the save?
I hate to go back to the standard HDD just because the new drive is too good for an old timer like ACCESS to use.  I am on latest version of OFFICE/MS Access.    Any insight on reducing or eliminating these read/write conflicts is greatly appreciated!