Hello folks
I'm recently noticing my Windows 10 (1909) startup taking longer than normal.
I have a i7 5820, 32gb RAM, with Samsung EVO SSDs.
It used to be pretty nippy, starting up up in around 17 seconds (as measured in Task Manager and Glary).
Now its taking over a minute.
I recently added a new EVO 1TB SSD, but Windows is still where it always was. And I've checked in BIOS and it's not trying to boot from the new SSD first.
I also recently added a new USB keyboard (Microsoft 600).
I'm looking at these two recent additions because otherwise I can't think of anything that has changed that might increase startup time.
Fast startup is disabled. And, as far as I can tell, there's no new resource-hogging software running at startup.
Any ideas as to what could be causing this?
Thanks
I'm recently noticing my Windows 10 (1909) startup taking longer than normal.
I have a i7 5820, 32gb RAM, with Samsung EVO SSDs.
It used to be pretty nippy, starting up up in around 17 seconds (as measured in Task Manager and Glary).
Now its taking over a minute.
I recently added a new EVO 1TB SSD, but Windows is still where it always was. And I've checked in BIOS and it's not trying to boot from the new SSD first.
I also recently added a new USB keyboard (Microsoft 600).
I'm looking at these two recent additions because otherwise I can't think of anything that has changed that might increase startup time.
Fast startup is disabled. And, as far as I can tell, there's no new resource-hogging software running at startup.
Any ideas as to what could be causing this?
Thanks