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Windows 10 Boot Problem

JeffreyLi98

So this has happened for a while but i've never gotten to fix it

but here's the issue

 

I built my computer about a couple months back and the hardware is relatively new. When it first started booting, it was super fast because my OS is installed on my SSD. Recently, whenever i've booted up my PC, it spends a lot of time in the screen with the black screen and buffering symbol. I've looked everywhere for a solution, but it seems no body has this problem. I've tried updating my drivers and changing up boot priorities already. 

 

Appreciate the help :)

 

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5 minutes ago, JeffreyLi98 said:

So this has happened for a while but i've never gotten to fix it

but here's the issue

 

I built my computer about a couple months back and the hardware is relatively new. When it first started booting, it was super fast because my OS is installed on my SSD. Recently, whenever i've booted up my PC, it spends a lot of time in the screen with the black screen and buffering symbol. I've looked everywhere for a solution, but it seems no body has this problem. I've tried updating my drivers and changing up boot priorities already. 

 

Appreciate the help :)

 

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That happens to me too sometimes. It might be how many apps you have enabled at startup. Here are some articles I found that might fix the issue: https://windowsreport.com/slow-boot-time-windows-10-ssd/ http://www.tomshardware.com/answers/id-3019966/slow-boot-time-ssd-windows.html 

Hope this will help. Good luck!

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1 hour ago, AaronsDev said:

That happens to me too sometimes. It might be how many apps you have enabled at startup. Here are some articles I found that might fix the issue: https://windowsreport.com/slow-boot-time-windows-10-ssd/ http://www.tomshardware.com/answers/id-3019966/slow-boot-time-ssd-windows.html 

Hope this will help. Good luck!

Hey Man, I've already tried all of these options :/ I already have fast boot on, and i have stuff that i don't need turned off for start up! 

As well, I'm always running my computer on high performance

 

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