If none of these tips work for you, it just may be time to buy a new computer, upgrade your RAM or upgrade your HDD to an SSD.... Thanks for watching :)
OR use the same slow computer, install any flavor of Linux, Sit back and watch the blinding speed and enjoy the realization that it was the former OS which turned your pc into a boat anchor not the age of your computer. Now use your money for something FUN!
I was about to comment regarding RAM and SSD. Those two things, often in that order, are the biggest factors in obtaining a faster boot time and speedier experience in general.
Slow boot time could also be an indicator of something more serious. My PC slowed down quite a bit, then started to give me 'restart to fix disk error' messages. I went and got myself exactly the same drive (WD Black 1TB), cloned the C: drive to it, switched the old one for the new and everything is good now. Boots faster and no more disk errors.
Thanks a lot! My computer was taking 3 minutes to be a startup. But after doing setting as suggested by you. It is taking only 1 minute. Thanks again!!!
Wow my computer was taking over 8 minutes to boot up. I have been lazy with maintenance but this was taking a crazy amount of time. I followed the steps you outlined and I literally didn't even get a chance to set a timer and my computer was booted up, waiting for a password. It took less than 20 seconds. Thank you so much for your clear, concise directions. Much appreciated. You have a fan!!!
@@sunandathete9530 i changed the setting after seeing the video but i did the opposite of what was said in video and now my laptop boots in 2 mins and 3 mins max not more than that
My God! This is the single most useful video I've seen all year. THANK YOU! I went from 20 minute startup to 3 minutes. This is amazing! I was about to go get my PC looked at. Absolutely amazing!
Mine took 7 minutes to boot up and I thought it was super slow. Now that I see yours took 20 minutes I'm not complaining. Took my laptop to get it's HDD change to an SSD. Can't wait to boot it up and do some benchmarks.
I must admit, I was a bit skeptical at first about turning off the fast startup option. But I decided to give it a shot, and boy, am I glad I did! My Windows now boots up at lightning speed, and I couldn't be happier. It's little things like this that remind me why I'm glad I pay for internet. Thank you once again for sharing your knowledge and helping people like me fix their tech issues. Keep up the fantastic work!
the problem is i dont want to update my windows, cause im tweak on my windows and if i update, everything what i've been done on my windows will be reset the windows and it make me to do tweak again, like ugghhh what different.. just do some interface but it still a windowss....
I've always practiced creating a fixed-size, LARGE page file that's either at, or slightly larger than the recommended size given by Windows. Furthermore, this at least gets placed on it's own, separate partition, that I may even locate on a completely separate physical HDD. As HDD space has become less & less expensive - why not? Avoiding the dynamic size allocation usually defaulted by Windows, means file fragmentation should be eliminated. Otherwise, de-fragging this is NEVER possible, since the OS always (theoretically) has this file open and in use. So by creating it once, at a fixed size, means NEVER having any fragmentation. Locating the dedicated partition on a separate, non-system HDD assures no simultaneous (single) r/w head bottle necks. With the advent of SSD's, however, this has become less and less of an issue.
Hello @ZherkaDiary - In this case I would say more is better. But it's really disk space/virtual memory, not RAM. As a rule thumb, I always round up 100MB. Having too little might impact performance, so for 100MB, why not?
This can happen because a lot of junk/cache from Windows 10 updates that are on your PC / laptop, and there may be some installation that is corrupt, It will make your boot very long or can be forever, because Windows 10 will continue to force the computer install update.. it's not your computer's crash/error, This is because of Windows 10.. a few tips that I tried to give -Open "Windows" Folder on your harddisk
-now search folder name "Softwaredistribution" (This is folder that contains a lot Cache updates are downloaded, you can see it) -and you can delete that folder, or you can move it out from windows folder, and name it Windows 10 sucks, whatever -done
The ultimate problem in Windows 10 is that there's some random, useless update every few hours, every single day, that it wants to install every time you boot the computer, which makes it take 5-10 minutes... even years and years later.
I have a fresh install on a M.2 NVME and it feels unnaturally sluggish. Sometimes the programs on my taskbar don’t load until I click the taskbar. If I don’t click it and I just put my cursor on the taskbar, the “Loading” blue circle acts like it’s working on something. But anyway I will try these steps. Thank you.
This is amazing 😍😍 it really worked., I had booting problem with my dell laptop with Intel Pentium N3710 processor loaded with windows 10 pro. Intially I had problem with my laptop not booting at all even after trying for 3-4 tyms pressing the power button., But after watching this video it's woking perfectly...thank you so much.🙏❤️
I started my desktop PC with a 2TB mechanical drive. A year later I put in a 120gb SSD with the 2TB mechanical for most everything else. I upgraded the 120 to a 512gb SSD I got from Best Buy for $65. It's not hard to clone the drive to it and takes a few hours. Best upgrade.
@Hill I keep what data I have on separate external HDs. Music, movies,tv series, games, pictures, research, etc. If it's working data it's on my SSD. I back it up to my internal 2TB mechanical and then it's moved to the appropriate external While a fresh install would have been 'cleaner' I preferred this method. You're right, either way is good.
I love you!The first solution fixed my problem!!I tried a lot of things and nothing worked,but this did,finally.Not only my PC was booting very slowly(i have a i5 8400 with 16gb ram and RX 580 8gb)and also shutting down slowly,but also games were not working and quite often black screens would appear,i was really worried since i did not know why that was happening.
Remember. This is not a one size fits all. Depends on a lot of factors. It worked for me, my startup is back to its original timing. I purchased this laptop in 2016. It's now running faster. Thank you. I hope everyone gets their issues fixed and godspeed.
what i actually did is i completely reset my pc and moved my windows from my hard drive to my new ssd and everyhting is faster if u have an ssd and u have a hard drive and you have windows installed on it i recommend moving it to your ssd hope this helps
The part about virtual memory just sent me down a research rabbit hole that caused me to _increase_ my maximum available virtual memory to well above the recommended setting, lol. I don't have boot time issues but I could use a big paging file on this one laptop I have.
Hello, SSD are great for boot speed increase BUT ... there is a BUT ... genetics of flash NAND memory chips PLUS one fact. SSD memory is composed of flash NAND memory chip/s. If you read, those chip run out write after write. In few words a flash NAND chip will wear our and this is not a possibility instead it is a GUARANTEED CERTAINTY Consumer SSDs , those under 300$ are made of SCRAP NAND chips that are conceived and designed for expire RIGHT AFTER the warranty period ... but unfortunately, many, dead BEFORE , it is enough that someone makes a slightly higher average of writes (saves) and he already knows what I mean (if for some reason he/she is obliged to use SSDs for speed) Above I was saying "PLUS one fact" The fact is THE CRUCIAL difference between HDD and SSD. HDD is platters that hold the data in magnetic form PLUS one board that drives the whole stuff, while SSD is just the board ONLY. In other words, your data are NOT on a safe platter. Do you guess what the problem is? How many of you experienced a burned network card, main board, TV, modem, during a thunderstorm? Or because some faulty in the computer power supply? Well, if it does burn the board of an HDD, you lost NOTHING .. if it burns the board of an SSD .. you LOST EVERYTHING and neither a data recovery company for the simple fact that NOBODY on EARTH can fix a burned electronic chip ... and a flash NAND memory chip it's a chip Recap SSDs were originally conceived for the focus of this video tutorial: system boot and programs loading speed. wise people still use them with this aim, translated it mean: SSD is for operating system and installed programs, but save data on safe HDDs :-) AUGH!
My computer takes 49 minutes to restart. It literally does NOTHING but the spinning balls on the screen for 49 minutes. doing nothing. Then poof it comes to life and boots in 20 seconds.
I figured nothing was gonna change because i've made changes before but that was a while ago.... Before changed last load time was over 60 seconds>>> So i didn't have fast boot on so i might try adding it and see what happens I did change the virtual ram setting mine allocated was 3x yours in these videos so i changed it to 1500 - 2934 ) shutdown then powered back on i didn't restart and new time after this change is 14.9
Thanks Brett, after a windows up/down-date earlier on this year, my PC decided to use the whole of my RAM as virtual memory; Resulting in every program fighting with each other to load, causing a slow boot up amongst other problems. Now it's set to a few hundred MB below recommended, it's booting up and working like it used to. Anyway, Thanks Brett. Oh, and sarcastically: THANKS WINDOWS UPDATE!!! I LIKE HAVING MY PC UNNECCASSARILY CRIPPLED FOR 5 WHOLE MONTHS, UNTIL I STUMBLED ACROSS THIS VIDEO!!!!!
Mine tooks about 8 to 12 minutes and sometimes 20 minutes to barely load the password screen... Now, by some advice I bought an SSD, and... Amazing! I just cloned the disk and now it's incredibly fast! To bios boot, password and usable pc, it's a matter of 10 to 15 seconds! Believe me, try to buy some ssd and then apply these steps!
Dude my pc is so slow like all my games work fine, but it’s when I try to open them. Also when I try to start up it’s insanely slow my apps disappear and reappear I don’t know what’s going on.
Yup I was having a 1TB HDD and Upgraded my laptop with a 256GB NVME SSD SAMSUNG SO NOW I STORE MOVIES ETC. IN HDD AND APPLICATIONS AND WINDOWS IN SSD btw it costed me around 3800 Rs in India $ 48.56 USD
My computer has/had two issues. First issues is it takes a long time to bootup (about 5-6 minutes), when before it would take about 1-2 minutes? The second issues (which I fixed), was that it would always freeze about 10 minutes after logging in my computer... I removed one of the RAM sticks which brought me down from 16 GB DDR4 to 8GB DDR4, once my computer is loaded, the applications run relatively smooth and I don't feel it's slow... it's just the startup that's slow. I don't know if my RAM actually improved the freezing, because I also managed to scan/fix the system files which found several corrupt files... this is my daily computer and I need it for work... so I'm a bit skeptical about changing the settings/hardware... I have it working now, it's just really slow to boot. Any ideas?
Thanks for this tipps! But on my system the biggest "slow boot" problem are the hard drives. Windows is running on a SSD but all the rest of data is on regular hard drives via SATA III. If I unplug all the hard drives except the Windows SSD, the boot time is about 20-30 sec but with the hard drives its about 2-3 minutes. Do you know a setting which boot the hard drives right after the start from Windows? Thanks for your help!
You completely save my life in my online class. Thank you so much!! Very effective!! My laptop has a quicker start boost now unlike before!! Goodness, thank you!
I had a very long boot time on may laptop for about 20 to 30 mins but I found that my laptop's CD Rom is faulty, I just removed it and now my laptop has boot time of 15 to 25 seconds... (I am using HDD not SSD)
Thank you for someone who is almost illiterate when it comes to computers this video helped me tremendously! Also does anyone know if a game can slow down the boot of your computer? I recently downloaded a game that I could run on minimal performance and since then my computer started taking more time to boot but it might have been because I downloaded some viruses and such in the progress as well.
My computer is a acer nitro an515-53 so hopefully these help my 4 hour boot process lol my reccommend mb was 1900 I was at 6198 lol I'm also gonna up my 8gb ram to 32 sometime and my hdd to a ssd sometime to
Usually these sorts of videos are half stuff I already tried and the rest don't work, but this video solved my issue perfectly and was very easy to follow thanks!
First class advice my machines are now realy erning their keep starting at just a tourch of the mouse. Can you show us how to detect a mechnical hard drive from a solid state item without tearing my tower to bits. My thanks for your efforts it has made my retirement somuch easier.
If none of these tips work for you, it just may be time to buy a new computer, upgrade your RAM or upgrade your HDD to an SSD.... Thanks for watching :)
OR use the same slow computer, install any flavor of Linux, Sit back and watch the blinding speed and enjoy the realization that it was the former OS which turned your pc into a boat anchor not the age of your computer. Now use your money for something FUN!
I was about to comment regarding RAM and SSD. Those two things, often in that order, are the biggest factors in obtaining a faster boot time and speedier experience in general.
Consumer grade SSDs only last about one year before they die, while HDDs will last at least five years, this makes SSD NOT reliable for extended use.
Use SSHD Seagate FireCuda.. Boombastic fantastic ;-D
Slow boot time could also be an indicator of something more serious. My PC slowed down quite a bit, then started to give me 'restart to fix disk error' messages. I went and got myself exactly the same drive (WD Black 1TB), cloned the C: drive to it, switched the old one for the new and everything is good now. Boots faster and no more disk errors.
I turned on my pc, watched this video on my phone while my pc boots, video finishes, my pc still booting.
Good for you because my default browser (chrome) is slow asf when clicked and is also just fast when it gets hot
Did same happened same😶
Same thing
Same °^°
Me too
Anyone else watching while your computer/laptop is booting?
How did you do that
Yeah
Me lol
Yeah
How Did you know
I remember the old days when the boot-up was in minutes, sometimes a dozen
Now 30 seconds seems like an eternity
true man
Wait What 30 seconds mine is 5 minutes but stillin getting device ready huhuhu so poor
@@KyLe-og2qk pcie 4.0 ssd my guy
3 minute and 45 second...lol..
30 seconds is too long!!!!
Would love to follow this video but I am still waiting for my computer to turn on
xD
Loool
Lmao same XD
Seriously my comp takes 10mins
Haha same! Fucking technology. I have a love hate relationship with it.
Thanks a lot! My computer was taking 3 minutes to be a startup. But after doing setting as suggested by you. It is taking only 1 minute. Thanks again!!!
We did not talk about slow computers until windows 10 came along. Windows 10 is a snail.
Its tru after i updated my pc from win7 to win10 its very slow now times
Wow my computer was taking over 8 minutes to boot up. I have been lazy with maintenance but this was taking a crazy amount of time. I followed the steps you outlined and I literally didn't even get a chance to set a timer and my computer was booted up, waiting for a password. It took less than 20 seconds. Thank you so much for your clear, concise directions. Much appreciated. You have a fan!!!
Windows 10 taking 3 minutes to start, it keeps rotating balls on the Windows logo screen ...
OBS. Im using ssd...
Mine took 10-11 minutes once bruh
20 mins here and counting
Mine takes 5-6 mins with 2 TB HDD, is that Normal
@@thedracula3039 no
@@sunandathete9530 i changed the setting after seeing the video but i did the opposite of what was said in video and now my laptop boots in 2 mins and 3 mins max not more than that
My God! This is the single most useful video I've seen all year. THANK YOU! I went from 20 minute startup to 3 minutes. This is amazing! I was about to go get my PC looked at. Absolutely amazing!
3 minutes is goddamn awful, but of course compared to the 20 minutes you waited before, you must feel like someone just shoved a bi-turbo up it's ass.
Mine took 7 minutes to boot up and I thought it was super slow. Now that I see yours took 20 minutes I'm not complaining. Took my laptop to get it's HDD change to an SSD. Can't wait to boot it up and do some benchmarks.
@@jonvincentmusic great comment
Helping me to a fast and rapid startup
bro what kinda computer do u have?
I must admit, I was a bit skeptical at first about turning off the fast startup option. But I decided to give it a shot, and boy, am I glad I did! My Windows now boots up at lightning speed, and I couldn't be happier. It's little things like this that remind me why I'm glad I pay for internet. Thank you once again for sharing your knowledge and helping people like me fix their tech issues. Keep up the fantastic work!
The first step actually works. Thanks man.
Good info! I've been meaning to say you have really good intro graphics, audio, and music. Nicely done!
WOW THANKS !!! This is a totally different unit mate it's bloody AWWWWSOME 🤙🤙
As soon as you update windows, the fast boot issue will return.
So in order to terminally fix this, disable fastboot from your bios.
How?
Rise your hands up if your pc takes more than 5 minutes to start up.🥴
Mine can take more than 20 min
@@bounaimwanissa9708 🤣🤣🤣🤣
my sister turned my pc off 3 times today and in the time my pc used to turn on i couldve graduated college
I actually have to wait a while to try this because my pc is still booting up🤣😂
Don't worry people, the next "update" will fix your fix, happy Windows 10 using!
lol or break it
😂👍
the problem is i dont want to update my windows, cause im tweak on my windows and if i update, everything what i've been done on my windows will be reset the windows and it make me to do tweak again, like ugghhh what different.. just do some interface but it still a windowss....
Dude, shame on Bill Gates
That bill Gates eat my i3 3220 and 8gb ram just like chocolates
the virtual memory adjustmet worked fine. ty
I've always practiced creating a fixed-size, LARGE page file that's either at, or slightly larger than the recommended size given by Windows. Furthermore, this at least gets placed on it's own, separate partition, that I may even locate on a completely separate physical HDD. As HDD space has become less & less expensive - why not? Avoiding the dynamic size allocation usually defaulted by Windows, means file fragmentation should be eliminated. Otherwise, de-fragging this is NEVER possible, since the OS always (theoretically) has this file open and in use. So by creating it once, at a fixed size, means NEVER having any fragmentation. Locating the dedicated partition on a separate, non-system HDD assures no simultaneous (single) r/w head bottle necks. With the advent of SSD's, however, this has become less and less of an issue.
Hello @ZherkaDiary - In this case I would say more is better. But it's really disk space/virtual memory, not RAM. As a rule thumb, I always round up 100MB. Having too little might impact performance, so for 100MB, why not?
I didn't have Fast Boot On.
Tried on first startup with it On, now:
5 Seconds! :D
Thanks!
This can happen because a lot of junk/cache from Windows 10 updates that are on your PC / laptop, and there may be some installation that is corrupt, It will make your boot very long or can be forever, because Windows 10 will continue to force the computer install update.. it's not your computer's crash/error, This is because of Windows 10..
a few tips that I tried to give
-Open "Windows" Folder on your harddisk
-now search folder name "Softwaredistribution" (This is folder that contains a lot Cache updates are downloaded, you can see it)
-and you can delete that folder, or you can move it out from windows folder, and name it Windows 10 sucks, whatever
-done
Can i delete the the folder? won't do bad?
@@xxajplaysytxx6855 you can delete, its safe or only moving away from windows folder if you worried
@@opensesame9493 Okay i'll just move the folder is that ok?
@@xxajplaysytxx6855 Yes its safe
Thank man this work. I have been waiting for 10 mins for my computer to boot lol.
If I'm not mistaken cleaning the registry could help as well due to old entries being left behind from programs that have been uninstalled.
How do I do that? 🤔
Wow my computer started up 100% better than before 😮
idk why my gaming pc is so insanely slow on startup times yet so freakin good on everything else
Probably cause it has an hdd like mine
HDD is a trouble
For my currently allocated it was on 16,384 sooo thanks this helped alot!
If you came to the comments first: The top tip I recommend is to boot off a sata ssd or an m.2
thanks bro i have HDD with very precious data and now its really fast
thanks again
My pc took 34 sec now it took 11 sec cuz my ram is high I guess
The ultimate problem in Windows 10 is that there's some random, useless update every few hours, every single day, that it wants to install every time you boot the computer, which makes it take 5-10 minutes... even years and years later.
Tip 1, finally I know what to do. Thanks.
I have a fresh install on a M.2 NVME and it feels unnaturally sluggish. Sometimes the programs on my taskbar don’t load until I click the taskbar. If I don’t click it and I just put my cursor on the taskbar, the “Loading” blue circle acts like it’s working on something. But anyway I will try these steps. Thank you.
Thank you soo.... Much it helps my laptop boot much faster ❤❤❤❤
This is amazing 😍😍 it really worked., I had booting problem with my dell laptop with Intel Pentium N3710 processor loaded with windows 10 pro. Intially I had problem with my laptop not booting at all even after trying for 3-4 tyms pressing the power button., But after watching this video it's woking perfectly...thank you so much.🙏❤️
I disabled 25 out of my 27 apps... im kinda jealous you have only about 5 disabled apps in the startup
systems only a year old and it took me 30 minutes to boot today before i had enough and am trying everything to fix it. all parts are brand new btw.
I started my desktop PC with a 2TB mechanical drive. A year later I put in a 120gb SSD with the 2TB mechanical for most everything else.
I upgraded the 120 to a 512gb SSD I got from Best Buy for $65. It's not hard to clone the drive to it and takes a few hours. Best upgrade.
@Hill I keep what data I have on separate external HDs. Music, movies,tv series, games, pictures, research, etc.
If it's working data it's on my SSD. I back it up to my internal 2TB mechanical and then it's moved to the appropriate external
While a fresh install would have been 'cleaner' I preferred this method.
You're right, either way is good.
Thanks for the tips man.
funny part is ive been sitting here waiting for this video to load for 5 mins
I love you!The first solution fixed my problem!!I tried a lot of things and nothing worked,but this did,finally.Not only my PC was booting very slowly(i have a i5 8400 with 16gb ram and RX 580 8gb)and also shutting down slowly,but also games were not working and quite often black screens would appear,i was really worried since i did not know why that was happening.
Remember. This is not a one size fits all. Depends on a lot of factors. It worked for me, my startup is back to its original timing. I purchased this laptop in 2016. It's now running faster. Thank you. I hope everyone gets their issues fixed and godspeed.
what i actually did is i completely reset my pc and moved my windows from my hard drive to my new ssd and everyhting is faster if u have an ssd and u have a hard drive and you have windows installed on it i recommend moving it to your ssd hope this helps
Thanks a lot. I only tried 2nd and 3rd tip, and I can see the best change ever in my PC.
Thanks it’s working fast again!!!
The part about virtual memory just sent me down a research rabbit hole that caused me to _increase_ my maximum available virtual memory to well above the recommended setting, lol. I don't have boot time issues but I could use a big paging file on this one laptop I have.
For me is 1.8 or 2.1 secunde Last Bios time 1.8 sec. ~2.1 sec❤❤
Thank you so much for the video, one of the best tutorials I have ever watched. Very clear and straight to the point. Great
My Mobile's ram 12Gb
My PC's ram 4gb
LMAO 😂
Hello, SSD are great for boot speed increase BUT ...
there is a BUT ...
genetics of flash NAND memory chips PLUS one fact.
SSD memory is composed of flash NAND memory chip/s. If you read, those chip run out write after write.
In few words a flash NAND chip will wear our and this is not a possibility instead it is a GUARANTEED CERTAINTY
Consumer SSDs , those under 300$ are made of SCRAP NAND chips that are conceived and designed for expire RIGHT AFTER the warranty period ... but unfortunately, many, dead BEFORE , it is enough that someone makes a slightly higher average of writes (saves) and he already knows what I mean (if for some reason he/she is obliged to use SSDs for speed)
Above I was saying "PLUS one fact"
The fact is THE CRUCIAL difference between HDD and SSD.
HDD is platters that hold the data in magnetic form PLUS one board that drives the whole stuff, while SSD is just the board ONLY.
In other words, your data are NOT on a safe platter.
Do you guess what the problem is?
How many of you experienced a burned network card, main board, TV, modem, during a thunderstorm? Or because some faulty in the computer power supply?
Well, if it does burn the board of an HDD, you lost NOTHING .. if it burns the board of an SSD .. you LOST EVERYTHING and neither a data recovery company for the simple fact that NOBODY on EARTH can fix a burned electronic chip ... and a flash NAND memory chip it's a chip
Recap
SSDs were originally conceived for the focus of this video tutorial: system boot and programs loading speed.
wise people still use them with this aim, translated it mean: SSD is for operating system and installed programs,
but save data on safe HDDs :-)
AUGH!
My computer takes 49 minutes to restart. It literally does NOTHING but the spinning balls on the screen for 49 minutes. doing nothing. Then poof it comes to life and boots in 20 seconds.
The first method worked for me thanks a lot dude i was really worried and i dont have money to buy a new pc im so relived
I figured nothing was gonna change because i've made changes before but that was a while ago....
Before changed last load time was over 60 seconds>>>
So i didn't have fast boot on so i might try adding it and see what happens
I did change the virtual ram setting mine allocated was 3x yours in these videos so i changed it to 1500 - 2934 ) shutdown then powered back on i didn't restart and new time after this change is 14.9
I got my first PC in 2000. It's disgraceful how load up is just as mind numbingly slow today as it was then.
Windows just fills your pc with bloatware making it slower with every update.
I use a nvme m.2 ssd (crucial p2 500gb). before watching this video, my boot times were 39-45 seconds long, bout now they're 22 seconds. great video!
turned on fast boot, now it boots significatly faster than it ever been
off not on bro
Wow, turning off the fast boot really help!
No longer in frustrations!
Was about to throw my $1,000 computer out the window! And pull out my hair!
for memory alocation i have current 9611 and recommended 1911 so i should put alocation 1900 ?
@Inimene olen i hv 8gb ram, what do i hv to turn off?
i think my issue is my hdd. I made a stupid mistake and installed windows on my 1tb hdd rather than my 250gb M.2 SSD!
Unchecking fast startup worked me for! What an irony!
Not for me on my 3 year old Acer Aspire laptop.
Thanks Brett, after a windows up/down-date earlier on this year, my PC decided to use the whole of my RAM as virtual memory; Resulting in every program fighting with each other to load, causing a slow boot up amongst other problems.
Now it's set to a few hundred MB below recommended, it's booting up and working like it used to.
Anyway, Thanks Brett.
Oh, and sarcastically: THANKS WINDOWS UPDATE!!! I LIKE HAVING MY PC UNNECCASSARILY CRIPPLED FOR 5 WHOLE MONTHS, UNTIL I STUMBLED ACROSS THIS VIDEO!!!!!
Mine tooks about 8 to 12 minutes and sometimes 20 minutes to barely load the password screen... Now, by some advice I bought an SSD, and... Amazing! I just cloned the disk and now it's incredibly fast! To bios boot, password and usable pc, it's a matter of 10 to 15 seconds! Believe me, try to buy some ssd and then apply these steps!
I wish I could do that
My allocated space was 6200 above the recommended... THANKS!
Dude my pc is so slow like all my games work fine, but it’s when I try to open them. Also when I try to start up it’s insanely slow my apps disappear and reappear I don’t know what’s going on.
Try to get a better disk
My old pc with i3 2nd gen 4gb ram laptop turns on faster than my new i5 10th gen 8gb ram laptop. Its wierd.
Check for virus ;w;
WOW! These settings helped my PC to boot up faster than a lambo....
if i am correct it took about 40 sec
:)
thank you so much for this
I like your videos, you helped me a lot since I subscribed you. Thanks!
Yup I was having a 1TB HDD and Upgraded my laptop with a 256GB NVME SSD SAMSUNG
SO NOW I STORE MOVIES ETC. IN HDD AND APPLICATIONS AND WINDOWS IN SSD
btw it costed me around 3800 Rs in India
$ 48.56 USD
Allocation in the performance tab worked like a charm. A big like and thank you.
My computer has/had two issues. First issues is it takes a long time to bootup (about 5-6 minutes), when before it would take about 1-2 minutes? The second issues (which I fixed), was that it would always freeze about 10 minutes after logging in my computer...
I removed one of the RAM sticks which brought me down from 16 GB DDR4 to 8GB DDR4, once my computer is loaded, the applications run relatively smooth and I don't feel it's slow... it's just the startup that's slow. I don't know if my RAM actually improved the freezing, because I also managed to scan/fix the system files which found several corrupt files... this is my daily computer and I need it for work... so I'm a bit skeptical about changing the settings/hardware... I have it working now, it's just really slow to boot. Any ideas?
My phone runs better than my pc 💀💀
Thanks for this tipps! But on my system the biggest "slow boot" problem are the hard drives. Windows is running on a SSD but all the rest of data is on regular hard drives via SATA III. If I unplug all the hard drives except the Windows SSD, the boot time is about 20-30 sec but with the hard drives its about 2-3 minutes. Do you know a setting which boot the hard drives right after the start from Windows?
Thanks for your help!
Also, some applications will just re-enable the startup if you open them again, so you may need to disable them in the software if this is the case.
You completely save my life in my online class. Thank you so much!! Very effective!! My laptop has a quicker start boost now unlike before!! Goodness, thank you!
in startup tab on task manager, the list is gone. I don't know what happened
Press more details
I had a very long boot time on may laptop for about 20 to 30 mins but I found that my laptop's CD Rom is faulty, I just removed it and now my laptop has boot time of 15 to 25 seconds... (I am using HDD not SSD)
Its working ..mine is hp i3 it took about 4 mins to start windows now only 50 sec
Thank you for someone who is almost illiterate when it comes to computers this video helped me tremendously!
Also does anyone know if a game can slow down the boot of your computer? I recently downloaded a game that I could run on minimal performance and since then my computer started taking more time to boot but it might have been because I downloaded some viruses and such in the progress as well.
Games can slow down your start up, you also need to clean up your drives.
Best way to speed up boot time on older systems - convert them to SSD and dump the HDD. Breathes new life into them.
Why dump the hdd ? That's actually stupid, put your programs and windows 10 on the ssd and put the rest of the files on the hdd, so wasteful...
My computer is a acer nitro an515-53 so hopefully these help my 4 hour boot process lol my reccommend mb was 1900 I was at 6198 lol I'm also gonna up my 8gb ram to 32 sometime and my hdd to a ssd sometime to
Excellent...!!! Thank You very much...!!! God Bless You.
Mine recommend size is 1900 and currently allocated is 4352 so what should I do
Usually these sorts of videos are half stuff I already tried and the rest don't work, but this video solved my issue perfectly and was very easy to follow thanks!
Just changed my cache..as recommended..saved 10 seconds in booting. My 2006 laptop boots in 17 seconds. Shuts down in 10 seconds
Presentation of this tutorial is very good and information provided by you is also great.
That was so helpful, thanks
Deactivate Intel Management Engine and you're good.
how to do it
Well done dude. 👍👍 U r doin grt.
That photo you have of the blue sea looks like Malta.
First class advice my machines are now realy erning their keep starting at just a tourch of the mouse. Can you show us how to detect a mechnical hard drive from a solid state item without tearing my tower to bits. My thanks for your efforts it has made my retirement somuch easier.
for virtual memory, my recommended is 1390mb and my currently allocated os at 10123 :/
same
Thanks 👍
An easy way I fixed my laptop is to put a book underneath my pc to prevent it from overheating
you need to repaste your laptop
a cooling pad is so much more effective and it gives your system / hardware a longer life
bruh how did my laptop just booted up in a seceond?! like what the heck? i was expecting like 10 secs but 0.1 secs? im for real bro idk how
Yeah 10/10 bonus tip ...
my 3 gb ram iphone vs my 16gb ram i7 10th gen and rtx3090 pc
*me thinks pc will win
pc:nope
I couldn’t even do this as all the programs were ‘not responding’
You solved this problem?
@@RakibulIslam-gn2kx no joke I kicked my pc and it worked, on the power supply
excellent information! thank you.