Windows 10 long boot

Привет всем! Вчера один клиент попросил меня посмотреть его ноутбук, дело в том, что загружался он у него довольно долго, целых три минуты. Выяснение причины заняло столько же. Если вам интересно, как это у меня получилось, читайте оную небольшую статью.

Много статей и даже книг написано о том, как сократить время запуска операционной системы, советуют все одно и тоже — отключить программы из автозагрузки, затем показывают, где эта автозагрузка находится и как произвести отключение. Я считаю такой подход неправильным, ведь запуск OS может тормозить антивирусная программа, а её вы не отключите из автозагрузки, к тому же у современного пользователя установлено на компьютере несколько десятков программ и многие из них нужны ему в автозапуске. Поэтому, чтобы сделать старт Windows быстрее, нужно первым делом установить — из-за какого именно приложения долго загружается ОС. В дальнейшем уже нужно разбираться с этим приложением, часто помогает переустановка, а если это не поможет, то нужно поискать альтернативу в виде другой программы или какое-то другое решение.

Диагностику медленного старта Windows 10 можно произвести с помощью журнала событий, но способ этот долгий, к тому же не покажет вам виновную программу. Тоже самое я могу сказать о диагностическом пакете «CheckBootSpeed». Ещё можно воспользоваться мудрёным «Windows Performance Analyzer», но начинающие пользователи убегут с сайта, как только я начну о нём рассказывать. Также определить, какое именно приложение более всего тормозит запуск Windows 10 может программа Autoruns и ещё «Autorun Organizer», её нужно запустить и посмотреть общее время загрузки Win 10, затем отключать программы из автозагрузки по одной и так (часов через 12) вы поймёте, почему ваша Windows 10 долго грузится.

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Друзья, не буду вас томить и покажу на примере ноутбука моего клиента самое простое (на мой взгляд) решение.

Запускаем Диспетчер задач Windows 10.

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Подробнее. 

Открывается Диспетчер задач, переходим на вкладку «Автозагрузка».

Видим столбцы «Издатель», «Состояние», «Влияние на запуск».

В нашем случае может помочь «Влияние на запуск», но согласитесь, определение «Высокое», это всё равно общее понятие. Хотелось бы знать влияние на запуск в секундах или миллисекундах и это осуществимо.

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Щёлкаем правой кнопкой мыши на столбце «Издатель» или любом другом и в выпадающем меню отмечаем пункт «ЦП при запуске».

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Появляется новый столбец «ЦП при запуске», отображающий время использования процессора каждым приложением, находящемся в автозагрузке Windows 10. Время показано в миллисекундах (1000 миллисекунд равняется 1-ой секунде). То есть, простыми словами можно сказать, что программа «Download Master» задержало загрузку операционной системы на 3 секунды. Acronis True Image 2017 имеет в автозапуске три сервиса и тормозит старт ОС на 0,5 секунды. А вот странное приложение «Chilschilchik» (оказавшееся вредоносной программой) задерживает запуск системы на целых 10 секунд! Также внимательный читатель может заметить вредоносный браузер «Амиго», чьё влияние на скорость загрузки OS целых 8 секунд.

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Ещё при ближайшем рассмотрении ноутбука оказалось, что на нём установлено два антивируса: «Касперский» и «Аваст»! Как так получилось, мой приятель объяснить не смог.

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После удаления программы «Download Master», вирусов «Chilschilchik», «Амиго» и одного антивируса, ноутбук стал загружаться за одну минуту, что является неплохим результатом для слабенького железа, из которого он собран.

Статьи, которые вам пригодятся:

1. Почему тормозит ноутбук
2. Измерение скорости загрузки Windows 10 бесплатной программой BootRacer

While browsing the internet, you may have come across suggestions such as switching to an SSD, updating the graphics card driver, increasing RAM, and updating Windows. However, even after following these recommendations, if your Windows PC is still taking too long to boot, what choices do you have? That’s exactly what we will discuss today.

1. Is Your Fast Startup Enabled

Fast Startup is a feature that enables your Windows computer to boot up quickly, but sometimes it can also be the main culprit for slow PC startup. In such cases, disabling it could be a wise decision. With that said, here’s how to disable Fast Startup on your Windows:

1. Open the Windows Search Box and look for the Choose a power plan setting. Once found, click on it.

2. Now on the left sidebar, click the Choose what the power buttons do option.

3. To edit Shutdown settings, click on Change settings that are currently unavailable.

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4. Lastly, enable the Turn on fast startup setting and hit the Save changes button.

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Note: Fast Startup doesn’t work on restart.

If you’re not seeing the Fast Startup option on your computer, it could be because hibernation is not enabled. To enable it, just open the Command Prompt (Admin) or Windows PowerShell (Admin) from the Windows Search Box and enter the following command:

powercfg /hibernate on

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2. Do You Have Too Many Startup Apps

Many apps on your Windows computer run in the background, and some automatically configure themselves to start at boot, leading to strain on your system and slowing down startup speed.

Here’s how to disable startup apps:

1. Press Ctrl + Shift + Esc from your keyboard to open the Task Manager.

2. Next, click the hamburger menu (3-bar) and select Startup Apps.

3. Now right-click on the app and choose the Disable option.

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Quick Note: Don’t blindly disable any app you see. If the app is essential, keep it enabled or manually start it.

3. Disable Web Apps From Running in the Background

Many browsers allow web apps or extensions to run in the background, even after you close the browser. This can slow down boot times on Windows 10 or 11 computers. Since Chrome is popular, we’ll show you how to disable background apps in Chrome. For other browsers, simply Google search “disable background apps” followed by your browser name.

For Chrome, navigate to Chrome Settings > System and disable Continue running background apps when Google Chrome is closed.

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Tip: Learn how to make your Google Chrome faster on your Windows.

4. Run CHKDSK Scan

CHKDSK is a command that scans and repairs file system errors on your drives. It can fix corrupt or missing files, potentially resolving slow startup issues on your laptop or PC.

Here’s how to use CHKDSK (Check Disk) to repair or fix the hard drive/SSD:

1. Type CMD in your Windows Search box and right-click on the Command Prompt.

2. After that, select Run as administrator.

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3. Now type the following command based on your need:

• chkdsk [drive letter]: – It only identifies errors in the file system of your hard disk and does not fix any of them.
• chkdsk [drive letter]: /f – It scans your drive and fixes any error it finds in the system file.
• chkdsk [drive letter]: /r – It tries to fix errors on both the software and hardware part of the drives. For example, if any sector of the drive is damaged, it will try to recover the data and relocate it to a good sector.

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4. If it shows the “chkdsk cannot run” message, type “Y” and press Enter key to schedule the scan after the computer restarts.

5. Perform SFC Scan

If your Windows PC is starting up slowly because of an error in the Windows system file, you can use the SFC command. This command is specifically designed to locate and fix errors in the Windows file system. To do that, open the Command Prompt (Admin), enter the command sfc /scannow, and press Enter.

That’s all. It will begin scanning your computer for errors and fix them if any are found.

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6. Is Your BIOS Outdated or Corrupted

The BIOS is responsible for initializing hardware components and providing the basic instructions for the computer to start up. So we believe updating the BIOS may resolve the issue.

However, this method carries some risks and if the update is not performed correctly or interrupted, it can make your computer unusable. Therefore, take proper precautions before proceeding with this method.

7. Have You Checked for Virus

Malware infections can significantly slow your computer’s startup. Fortunately, a good 3rd-party antivirus software or the built-in Windows Security app can protect you from many viruses.

Here’s how to use Windows Security on your PC:

1. Go to Windows Search and look for Windows Security app.

2. Open the app and navigate to Virus & threat protection section. On the right side, click on the Scan options.

3. Finally, select the Full scan option and click Scan now.

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We also advise you to remove any pirated software or games from the PC, as they are one of the biggest sources of malware and can easily degrade your computer’s performance, including boot speed.

8. Remove 3rd-Party Anti-virus Software

As mentioned earlier, Windows has built-in anti-virus software, so there’s no need for additional anti-virus software. Moreover, it also impacts both your PC’s performance and startup speed. Therefore, unless you require a specific feature not provided by the built-in software, it’s best to avoid installing additional anti-virus apps.

To check if your current antivirus is slowing down your boot time, uninstall it and see if startup speed improves.

9. Is Your PC Running on Virtual Memory

When your Windows PC runs out of memory, it uses your storage as virtual memory (to prevent crashing). However, Windows automatically adjusts this allocation, which can slow down startup. To avoid this, you can manually set the virtual memory size. Here’s how:

Note: For faster boot times, prioritize increasing RAM over relying heavily on virtual memory.

1. Type performance in the Windows Search Box and click “Adjust the appearance and performance of Windows”.

2. Now switch to the Advanced tab and hit the Change button (under virtual memory).

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3. After that, uncheck “Automatically manage paging file size for all drives”.

4. Select the drive, choose Custom size, and set the initial and maximum size.

5. Once done, click Set and OK to confirm.

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6. After a pop-up message, hit the OK button and restart your computer to see the effect

10. If Possible, Switch to SSD

We have seen how fast the computer boots up when switched from HDD to SSD and the difference is massive. So if you have an old computer or laptop that is running on a hard disk, try switching to SSD. You will see a noticeable difference in your boot times.

Pro Tip: Check for loose internal cable connection in your PC.

If none of the above methods work, the only option left is to either reset your Windows computer or do a fresh installation. We have already published an article on how to reset Windows without losing files. Make sure to check it out.

One of the most frustrating Windows issues is slow startup. Especially after a recent update number of users report, that Windows 10 boot time and startup is extremely slow. Few others report the system stuck on a black screen with the loading animation dots for a long time. This is mostly because you have installed too many apps, System files get corrupted, Updates are not installed correctly or you have installed an update bug. Here we have listed simple tweaks apply to Dramatically Cut Your Windows 10 PC’s Boot Time speed up the start time

Slow boot problem on Windows 10

Slow boot times can be extremely frustrating, If you’re also fed up with your laptop’s slow boot speed, windows 10 take a long time to login don’t worry We’ve put together some easy and helpful methods that usually fix the problem.

Disable startup program

When you install new programs, many will want to launch automatically when you start up your PC. This means these programs, and services load at startup and use unnecessary system resources. This stop programs loading at startup is the best way to boost your Windows 10 computer.

• Open task manager using keyboard shortcut Ctrl + Shift + Esc
• Here on Taskmanager If this is the first time you’ve used this program you’ll need to click the More Details option at the bottom of the window.
• Now you should see a list of all the programs running on your system.
• Move to the Startup tab, this will display all startup running apps list with startup impact.
• Simply right-click on the application and select disable, Do the same with all startup applications.

Disable Fast Boot

This is another tweak that Dramatically Cut Your Windows 10 PC’s Boot Time and helps Windows 10 start quickly. Fast Startup is default enabled feature in Windows 10. It is supposed to reduce startup time by pre-loading some boot information before your PC shuts off.  It works in a similar manner to Hibernation. But in fact, as many users reported, fast startup causing issues. Far and away, this the most problematic setting when it comes to boot time in Windows 10.

To Disable fast boot option

• Open Control panel,
• Search for and select power option,
• Click Choose what the power buttons do in the left panel.
• You’ll need to provide administrator permission to change the settings on this page, so click the text at the top of the screen that reads Change settings that are currently unavailable.
• Now, untick Turn on fast startup (recommended) and Save Changes to disable this setting.

Adjust Virtual Memory Settings

Adjust virtual memory is another great way to fix Windows 10 slow boot issues and boost up Windows 10 system performance. As the name suggests virtual memory a dedicated part of your hard drive as pretend RAM. And the more RAM you have then more tasks your system can handle at once, so if Windows is close to maxing out RAM usage, it dips into the virtual memory storage. Windows automatically adjusts the virtual memory but you can tweak this setting for better performance.

• Search for performance and choose the Adjust the appearance and performance of Windows.
• Then Under the Advanced tab, you’ll see the size of the paging file (another name for virtual memory) click Change to edit it.
• What’s important here is at the bottom of the screen you’ll see the recommended amount of memory and a Currently Allocated number.
• Users having issues have reported that their current allocation is way over the recommended number.
• If yours is as well, uncheck Automatically manage paging file size for all drives to make changes,
• then choose Custom Size and set Initial Size and Maximum Size to the recommended value below.
• Reboot, and your boot time should improve.

Install the latest updates

Sometimes you can fix the slow boot problems simply by installing the latest Windows updates. Windows 10 usually downloads the necessary updates in the background, but you can always check for updates manually by doing the following:

1. Press Windows Key + I to open the Settings app.
2. When the Settings app opens, go to the Update & security section
3. Now click on Check for Updates button
4. If any updates are available, they will be downloaded automatically and installed once you restart your PC. If your PC is already up to date, you might want to try a different solution.

Update Graphics Drivers

Device Drivers are the key part of the operating system because Windows uses drivers in order to work with your hardware. If a certain driver is outdated or corrupted, that can cause different problems at startup. Especially the Display/Graphics Driver which may cause slow boot issue, and take a long time to load the system screen. And most of the users on Microsoft forum, Reddit reported that updating their graphics card drivers fixes boot issues, so let’s give it a look.

• Right-click on the Windows 10 start menu and select Device Manager.
• Expand Display Devices to see which graphics card you’re using.
• Right click on the installed graphics driver and select uninstall, then restart your computer.

Now you need to navigate to the vendor’s website (or your laptop manufacturer’s website, if you’re using integrated graphics on a laptop) to check for the latest available driver simply download and install it. Or you can check this post on how to update and reinstall device drivers on Windows 10 PC.

Also, make sure the system has installed the latest windows updates. Windows 10 is set to download and install the latest updates automatically, but you can manually check and install them from settings -> update & security -> windows update -> check for updates.

Remove Bloatware

Free up Disk space on your Windows Drive will make things easier for speed up windows performance and fix slow boot issues. To do this, you can run Disk Cleanup or manually delete things you don’t need, often called bloatware.

• To run Disk Cleanup, just search for it, open it and hit Clean up System Files.
• It will then go through your computer and get rid of temporary files, installers, and other unnecessary stuff.
• Also, you can run third-party system optimizer like Ccleaner to do the optimization with one click and also fix the registry errors.

If you have programs you don’t use, you can uninstall them to reduce the startup time.

• Press Windows + R, type appwiz.cpl and hit the enter key.
• This will open Programs & Features, Select and right click on the unnecessary program and click uninstall to completely remove the program.

Cut down the boot time

When Windows starts up, you see the Boot Menu appear before the operating system loads. From this menu, you can choose startup options, such as Safe Mode. By default, the Boot Menu displays for 30 seconds. If you reduce this time, you can cut down your startup time by a few seconds.

To do this press Windows + R, type msconfig and hit the enter key. This will open system configuration window, here move to boot tab and reduce the timeout (which is by default on 30)

Run system file checker

As discussed before missing or corrupted system files also cause different startup problems. We recommend running System file checker utility which looks for corrupted system files if found any the utility will restore them from a compressed folder located on %WinDir%\System32\dllcache.

• Open the command prompt as administrator,
• Next, run DISM command DISM.exe /Online /Cleanup-image /Restorehealth
• When the DISM command has completed, type sfc /scannow command to start scanning and repairing your system files.

Also check the disk drive for errors using check disk command utility which fix most of the disk drive related errors, bad sectors etc.

Install a good antivirus with the latest updates and perform a full system scan regularly to keep your system secure from virus/ spyware infection.

Always avoid installing cracked, pirated, and nulled applications. Only download applications from trusted sources.

Also read:

• Windows 10 laptop won’t wake up from sleep mode? Here how to fix it
• How to schedule a program to run at a specific time in Windows 10
• 7 Tips To Maximize Battery Life on Windows 10 Laptops 
• Solved: This app prevents shutdown Windows 10
• Solved: critical process died BSOD on Windows 10

Just like Windows 8, Windows 10 was intended to improve hardware performance and speed up your computer, and most users are satisfied with their performance on Windows 10.

Sadly, not all users have a similar experience, and some of them are claiming that Windows 10 takes forever to boot.

A slow booting of Windows 10 can be a big problem, and in this article, we’re going to cover the following issues:

• Slow boot SSD, hard drive
  • According to users, both SSD and hard drive owners have experienced slow boot issues. However, you should be able to fix this problem by using one of our solutions. Don’t be shy to check out our full guide dedicated to fixing slow booting times on SSD.
• Windows 10 slow boot black screen
  • Users reported that they are stuck on a black screen during the boot. This is an annoying problem and it’s usually caused by your graphics card drivers.
• Windows 10 slow boot after update
  • Many users reported this problem after a Windows update. This is a big problem, and it’s most likely caused by an incompatible driver or software.
• Slow boot Windows 10 AMD, Nvidia
  • Your graphics card can be the cause for slow boot, and both AMD and Nvidia owners reported this issue. To fix the problem, you just have to reinstall or update your drivers.
• Slow boot even in Safe Mode
  • If you’re having issues with slow boot in Safe Mode, the problem might be your hardware or BIOS configuration.
• Slow startup time Windows 10
  • This is a variation of this problem, and if you have problems with slow startup time, you might be able to fix it using one of our solutions.

Long boot times on Windows operating systems are usually caused by third-party apps that you install, and since most of them start automatically with Windows 10, they tend to make your booting routine slow.

If you’re facing the Windows 10 slow boot spinning circle here are our solutions to fix it.

How can I fix a slow boot time in Windows 10?

1. Use the Windows 10 Startup Manager

1. Open Task Manager by right-clicking the Taskbar and selecting Task Manager from the menu.
2. In addition, you can use Ctrl + Shift + Escape to open the Task Manager directly or Ctrl + Alt + Delete and select Task Manager from the list.
3. Click the More details button and then go to the Startup tab.
   

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4. In the Startup tab, you’ll see the startup impact of each program that starts with Windows 10.

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The key is to choose the right apps to disable, for example, you want to keep your Antivirus running, but you might want to disable Skype or driver update software from starting with your Windows 10.

Of course, you can manually start these services at any time if you need them.

If you’re interested in additional info on how to add or remove startup apps on Windows 10, check out this simple guide.

2. Update your BIOS

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Several users reported that they fixed the slow boot problems in Windows 10 by updating their BIOS. BIOS update is an advanced and potentially dangerous procedure, so use it at your own risk.

After updating your BIOS, check if the issue is resolved. If you already have the latest version of BIOS, you might want to reflash it and install the same version again.

Few users reported that installing the same version of BIOS fixed the problem for them, so you might want to try that.

If you need more information about updating your BIOS, check out this useful guide dedicated to the matter.

3. Update your graphics card drivers

1. Press Windows Key + X to open Win + X menu and choose Device Manager from the list.
2. When Device Manager opens, locate your graphics card driver, right-click it and choose Uninstall device.
   

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3. Check Delete this driver software for this device and click on Uninstall.

If you’re having a Windows 10 slow boot black screen, the issue might be related to your drivers. According to users, they fixed this problem simply by updating their Nvidia drivers.

Updating your graphics card drivers is relatively simple, but if you don’t know how to do it, we wrote a short guide on how to update your graphics card drivers.

In some cases, you might have to uninstall your drivers and reinstall them again. You can easily do that right from Device Manager by following the aforementioned steps.

After the driver is uninstalled, simply download the latest driver and check if the issue is resolved. If you want to completely remove your driver along with all of its associated files, be sure to check our guide on how to use Display Driver Uninstaller.

Update your drivers automatically

Updating your drivers manually isn’t that easy, especially for those who have no background knowledge. Having to find out your hardware’s model number and searching for the latest driver can be tedious.

Thankfully, there are specialized driver updating programs that will make your life easier by automatically scanning your hardware for new driver versions, and updating them accordingly.

4. Run the Windows Update Troubleshooter

1. Press the Windows Key + S and search for Settings.
2. In the Settings menu, choose Update & Security.
   

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3. Then, select Troubleshoot, and Additional troubleshooters.
   

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4. Inside the new window, under Get up and running, select Windows Update.
   

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5. Next, click on Run the troubleshooter.

Many users reported slow boot problems in Windows 10, and according to users, this issue is caused by a corrupted Windows Update file. To fix this problem, you just need to use the Windows troubleshooter.

Once you start the tool, it should automatically fix any issues and corrupted files. After the troubleshooter is finished, check if the problem is resolved.

If your Windows Troubleshooter stops before completing the process, you can easily fix it with our great guide.

5. Consider getting an SSD and tweak the BIOS settings

Solid State Drives are great for your PC in terms of speed, and if you can afford one, maybe you should consider getting one in the future.

If you can’t afford it, you might want to tweak some BIOS settings to improve your booting routine. For example, you can disable BIOS checking your DVD drive or network locations each time you boot and reduce boot time.

Few users reported that this problem occurs due to the USB Storage Function in BIOS. This feature is used to boot your PC from a flash drive, and if you don’t want to do that, you can just disable it.

To see how to find and disable this feature in BIOS, we advise you to check your motherboard manual.

If you’re in the market for a fast SSD, don’t waste another minute and check this article to get the biggest ones available right now.

6. Install the latest updates

1. Press Windows Key + I to open the Settings app.
2. When Settings app opens, go to Update & security section.
   

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3. Go to the Windows Update section, and click on Check for updates.
   

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Sometimes you can fix the slow boot problems simply by installing the latest updates. Windows 10 usually downloads the necessary updates in the background.

Take a closer look at this quick article about Windows updates if you’re not sure when your OS is installing new updates.

If any updates are available, they will be downloaded automatically and installed once you restart your PC. However, if your PC is already up to date, you might want to try a different solution.

Is the Windows Settings app giving you trouble? Follow the steps from this detailed article to solve the issue. Additionally, here’s another detailed guide dedicated to solving Windows problems.

7. Delete all files from WDI directory

1. Open File Explorer and navigate to the following directory: C:/Windows/System32/
2. Now go to the WDI directory.
   

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3. If you get a security prompt, click on Continue to proceed.
4. Select all files from the WDI directory, right-click them and choose Delete.
   

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If you’re having slow boot issues, you might be able to fix the problem by deleting the contents of the WDI directory as instructed in the steps above.

After removing the contents of the WDI directory, the Windows 10 slow startup issue will be fixed.

Here’s a comprehensive guide dedicated to fixing File Explorer issues that will make sure it won’t give you any problems in the future.

8. Install the Intel Rapid Store Technology driver

To fix the problems with the slow boot, you just need to install the Intel Rapid Store Technology driver on your PC. Many users reported that this driver isn’t the latest, and that’s causing the issue to appear.

To fix the problem, just download and install the latest version of the Intel Rapid Store Technology driver from their official website and check if the problem is resolved.

If you’re unable to install drivers on your Windows 10 PC, you’ll find all the causes and solutions for your issues in this great guide.

9. Enable/disable Fast Startup

1. Press Windows Key + S and enter Control Panel.
2. Select Control Panel from the list.
3. When Control Panel opens, select Power Options from the menu.
   

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4. The Power Options window will now appear.
5. Click on Choose what the power button does from the menu on the left.
   

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6. Click on Change settings that are currently unavailable.
   

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7. If Turn on fast startup is checked, disable it.
   • If this feature is not enabled, check it.
8. Now click on the Save changes button.
   

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Sometimes the fast startup feature can cause this problem, but you can disable/enable it by following our method above. After disabling or enabling fast startup, the issue should be resolved.

Moreover, you can also give a read to this useful guide dedicated to Fast Startup issues if you want to learn how to solve them quickly.

Why does Windows 10 boot so slowly after reinstalling and how can I fix it?

1. Open the Control Panel and go to System.
2. Use the built-in search option to locate Advanced system settings and click on the link.
3. Once the System Properties window opens, go to the Advanced tab.
4. Select Settings, right under the first section called Performance.
   

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5. Finally, check the box corresponding to Adjust for best performance and hit Apply.
   

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If Windows 10 takes 20 minutes to boot, after reinstalling this solution will definitely help you.

How do I make Windows 10 boot faster?

Note that this simple operation, together with disabling other resource-intense services will free up more CPU and help your computer boot faster. You can even throw in a good repair and optimizer tool to speed up startup and booting.

We do have to stress that if Windows 10 slow boot issues continue after the clean install, you might have to repeat the installation.

Make sure you previously purged other versions and reformat or create a new partition on your disk.

Residual files have a tendency to get stuck causing bloatware to pile up and slowing you down. Needless to say, you should back up your files to secure them against any potential damage or loss.

Finally, if your computer takes a long time to boot after a clean install, the issue could be related to faulty or failing hardware equipment. Don’t forget to test your hard drives with proper diagnostics tools to make sure they are sained.

That’s it. If none of these solutions helped you to solve the problem with the Windows 10 slow startup problem, check out the solutions from our article about slowed-down computers in Windows 10.

If you have any comments or suggestions, tell us in the comment section below. Also, if you have any other Windows 10-related issues you can check for the solution in our dedicated Windows 10 section.