Very Long Startup times

[alexc026]

As you can probably tell by the title I am having long startup times. I'm not talking about long startup times I'm talking about EXTREMELY LONG startup times

My computer boots to the login screen fast but once login it can take anywhere from 1.5-3.5 minutes to login and load into windows

I don't know what is wrong with my pc It use to boot into windows from the login screen in under 10 seconds

I have a WD Blue 1TB 7200RPM SATA 6 Gb/s and I checked disk defragmenter and it is 0% fragmented so I have no clue what is wrong

I have an i5-6600k an asus z170-a and an evga gtx 960 ssc acx 2.0+ if that helps at all

also i have only three programs running at startup pximouse, realtekhdaudiomanager, and fcbd

any help is greatly appreciated

[Markthebeginner]

Just now, alexc026 said:

As you can probably tell by the title I am having long startup times. I'm not talking about long startup times I'm talking about EXTREMELY LONG startup times

My computer boots to the login screen fast but once login it can take anywhere from 1.5-3.5 minutes to login and load into windows

I don't know what is wrong with my pc It use to boot into windows from the login screen in under 10 seconds

I have a WD Blue 1TB 7200RPM SATA 6 Gb/s and I checked disk defragmenter and it is 0% fragmented so I have no clue what is wrong

I have an i5-6600k an asus z170-a and an evga gtx 960 ssc acx 2.0+ if that helps at all

also i have only three programs running at startup pximouse, realtekhdaudiomanager, and fcbd

any help is greatly appreciated

i dont quite know what it could be, do you have the option to wipe ur hdd and reinstall windows and all the stuffs? u could try and replugg it into another sata slot?

[alexc026]

Just now, Markthebeginner said:

i dont quite know what it could be, do you have the option to wipe ur hdd and reinstall windows and all the stuffs? u could try and replugg it into another sata slot?

I have a lot of things installed on my hdd wiping and reinstalling windows would probably be a last resort option

[NinJake]

Try a smart test using CrystalDiskInfo.

[Nicnac]

Use CCleaner to check your startup processes, a reinstall or switch to SSD would be the final move

[Markthebeginner]

Just now, alexc026 said:

I have a lot of things installed on my hdd wiping and reinstalling windows would probably be a last resort option

okay, i would try what ninjake said, and maybe reseat it into another sata slot and see if it helps

 

[scottyseng]

14 minutes ago, alexc026 said:

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Disable fast startup. It tends to backfire.

 

It's in Power Options -> "Choose what the power buttons do"

 

Otherwise, check the health of the disk.

[thegoogler]

probably go to your task manager and go to startup items and disable some software. the other more pricey thing you could do is buy an SSD to speed up your PC, a 64 or 120gb one will be fine for you games and os. 

 

hope this helps.

[alexc026]

39 minutes ago, scottyseng said:

Disable fast startup. It tends to backfire.

 

It's in Power Options -> "Choose what the power buttons do"

 

Otherwise, check the health of the disk.

thank you

i turned this feature off and my pc started much faster