Windows 10 SLOW "fast startup"

[JerryBond]

In power options, there's a switch that lets you enable fast startup, what i understand it to be sort of hybernate option..?

Anyways, it should boot the pc faster from an image of the current pc state saved on the drive.

 

Problem: From unknown reason, when the option is enabled my pc boots up much slower than without it, there is lag in visual animation.

I think the problem is also related to sleep mode, because when pc wakes up from it, macro buttons of mouse won't work untill i restart logitech gaming software (i use g502 mouse)

 

I believe that with that option fixed, startup should be even faster, like one on gf's laptop, that is nearly instant.

 

 

link of what i'm talking about; http://www.expertreviews.co.uk/software/operating-systems/1403760/how-to-fix-the-windows-10-slow-boot-bug

i've got a costume build, MB m5a97 r2.0 evo, fx8320 @4ghz, gtx770, 24gb ram, ssd(windows and programs), hdd(files)...

 

[Unexas.]

1 minute ago, JerryBond said:

In power options, there's a switch that lets you enable fast startup, what i understand it to be sort of hybernate option..?

Anyways, it should boot the pc faster from an image of the current pc state saved on the drive.

 

Problem: From unknown reason, when the option is enabled my pc boots up much slower than without it, there is lag in visual animation.

I think the problem is also related to sleep mode, because when pc wakes up from it, macro buttons of mouse won't work untill i restart logitech gaming software (i use g502 mouse)

 

I believe that with that option fixed, startup should be even faster, like one on gf's laptop, that is nearly instant.

 

 

link of what i'm talking about; http://www.expertreviews.co.uk/software/operating-systems/1403760/how-to-fix-the-windows-10-slow-boot-bug

i've got a costume build, MB m5a97 r2.0 evo, fx8320 @4ghz, gtx770, 24gb ram, ssd(windows and programs), hdd(files)...

 

I don't think thats how Fast Boot works i believe it just skips the bios. (someone correct me if i'm wrong) Just try and turn it off if it boots faster after that i would just leave it turned off.

[Enderman]

Is this a clean installed windows 10?

[Sharif]

2 minutes ago, Enderman said:

Is this a clean installed windows 10?

Most of my funny windows 10 issues in that past hovered around this very question 

[JerryBond]

1 minute ago, Enderman said:

Is this a clean installed windows 10?

It was freshly installed win7: fully updated, and then upgraded to win10.

[Enderman]

Just now, JerryBond said:

It was freshly installed win7: fully updated, and then upgraded to win10.

There's the problem.

You need to do a clean install if you want windows 10 to work correctly.

[JerryBond]

Just now, Enderman said:

The'res the problem.

You need to do a clean install if you want windows 10 to work correctly.

Damn, and I just settled in a bit, after doing backups and file transfers

fyi, i have a few partitions; win10 with programs on ssd, win10 backup on hdd, win7 backup on hdd, data on hdd... Is it really necesary to go through it again?

[Enderman]

2 minutes ago, JerryBond said:

Damn, and I just settled in a bit, after doing backups and file transfers

fyi, i have a few partitions; win10 with programs on ssd, win10 backup on hdd, win7 backup on hdd, data on hdd... Is it really necesary to go through it again?

Uh yeah, you need to unplug all except one drive when installing windows, delete all the partitions until there is only unallocated space, and then install there.

If any of your drives have had windows on them, you need to move the data off of it, format it, then move your data back. Any windows files and partitions need to be removed or they can cause strange boot up issues like what you are experiencing.

 

Also, the upgrade process is broken, half the time people will find some problem after upgrading, and it's always something different and weird that doesn't have a fix other than clean installing  sorry.