Solved slow computer boot up

zqchri said:

what would turning off fast startup do? i thought that would help a bit more no? sorry for asking again i just genuinely am curious

not too sure on the warranty, ill get that for you from my uncle

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Windows failed fast startup with error status 0xC00000D4.


- System

  - Provider

   [ Name]  Microsoft-Windows-Kernel-Boot
   [ Guid]  {15ca44ff-4d7a-4baa-bba5-0998955e531e}
 
   EventID 29
 
   Version 1
 
   Level 2
 
   Task 0
 
   Opcode 0
 
   Keywords 0x8000080000000000
 
  - TimeCreated

   [ SystemTime]  2024-08-26T21:48:40.4684618Z
 
   EventRecordID 113306
 
   Correlation
 
  - Execution

   [ ProcessID]  4
   [ ThreadID]  8
 
   Channel System
 
   Computer duck
 
  - Security

   [ UserID]  S-1-5-18
 

- EventData

  FailureStatus 3221225684
  FailureMsg A fatal error occurred processing the restoration data.

Windows failed fast startup with error status 0xC00000D4.



- System

  - Provider

   [ Name]  Microsoft-Windows-Kernel-Boot
   [ Guid]  {15ca44ff-4d7a-4baa-bba5-0998955e531e}
 
   EventID 29
 
   Version 1
 
   Level 2
 
   Task 0
 
   Opcode 0
 
   Keywords 0x8000080000000000
 
  - TimeCreated

   [ SystemTime]  2024-08-22T06:19:01.1776594Z
 
   EventRecordID 110944
 
   Correlation
 
  - Execution

   [ ProcessID]  4
   [ ThreadID]  8
 
   Channel System
 
   Computer duck
 
  - Security

   [ UserID]  S-1-5-18
 

- EventData

  FailureStatus 3221225684
  FailureMsg A fatal error occurred processing the restoration data.

zqchri said:

these shutdowns and restarts have been happening when i press down the power button due to crashes, and i think its because of the temperatures for sure. it doesnt happen until high usage of the laptop for prolonged periods of times.

what exactly would the memtest86+ do? would it alter anything or what or does it just scan stuff and yeah? i also cannot do it right now, its 8:40 and im not really allowed on my computer past 9 so i wont be able to do this right now, ill let you know when im free! sorry again <3

would it need to be serviced if it hasnt happened again after? if you dont mind could you try to summarise everything in simple terms because all this information is a bit overwhelming to me and i dont fully understand whats going onn !

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zqchri said:

i hope these are what you need?

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spapakons said:

This is a DVD (or can be made on a USB flash drive) that loads a Windows 10 or 11 system (much like Linux Live DVD that lets you try before installing) and has many diagnostic tools and utilities to repair your computer. There are tools to check hardware, to recover data from a damaged hard disk, to clone your disk to a new disk, to check for viruses and malware and others. There are even tools to remove your Windows password if you have forgotten it and you cannot login. Download it, use Rufus to create the USB and boot from it to see for yourself. Everything a computer Technician (and advanced user) needs to troubleshoot a Windows computer. When you boot it, there is an option to load the Windows 10 or 11 system, to search for your Windows system on your disk and run it (in case your bootloader is damaged) and at the bottom are some stand-alone diagnostic tools including the non-Windows version of Memtest.

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zbook said:

Code:

Windows failed fast startup with error status 0xC00000D4.


- System

  - Provider

   [ Name]  Microsoft-Windows-Kernel-Boot
   [ Guid]  {15ca44ff-4d7a-4baa-bba5-0998955e531e}
 
   EventID 29
 
   Version 1
 
   Level 2
 
   Task 0
 
   Opcode 0
 
   Keywords 0x8000080000000000
 
  - TimeCreated

   [ SystemTime]  2024-08-26T21:48:40.4684618Z
 
   EventRecordID 113306
 
   Correlation
 
  - Execution

   [ ProcessID]  4
   [ ThreadID]  8
 
   Channel System
 
   Computer duck
 
  - Security

   [ UserID]  S-1-5-18
 

- EventData

  FailureStatus 3221225684
  FailureMsg A fatal error occurred processing the restoration data.

Code:

Windows failed fast startup with error status 0xC00000D4.



- System

  - Provider

   [ Name]  Microsoft-Windows-Kernel-Boot
   [ Guid]  {15ca44ff-4d7a-4baa-bba5-0998955e531e}
 
   EventID 29
 
   Version 1
 
   Level 2
 
   Task 0
 
   Opcode 0
 
   Keywords 0x8000080000000000
 
  - TimeCreated

   [ SystemTime]  2024-08-22T06:19:01.1776594Z
 
   EventRecordID 110944
 
   Correlation
 
  - Execution

   [ ProcessID]  4
   [ ThreadID]  8
 
   Channel System
 
   Computer duck
 
  - Security

   [ UserID]  S-1-5-18
 

- EventData

  FailureStatus 3221225684
  FailureMsg A fatal error occurred processing the restoration data.

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zbook said:

There were greater than 20 unexpected shutdowns and power offs in 30 days.

None were BSOD.


Were all of these manual power offs?

Were all of these spontaneous or unexpected shutdowns and power offs?

Were some manual and some spontaneous?

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spapakons said:

Check your power supply. Probably is not giving steady voltages. Consider replacing it.

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zbook said:

View the image in post #28.

Why not include the information displayed in the left column?

Can you post images similar to post #28 and click on the 3 different tabs?

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zbook said:

View the image in post #28.

Why not include the information displayed in the left column?

Can you post images similar to post #28 and click on the 3 different tabs?

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spapakons said:

MemTest writes data to the memory (RAM), not the disk, and then verifies these data to see if RAM has faults. If the data don't match it will display an error message in red text indicating which area of RAM (address) had the problem. f the RAM is faulty, usually there is no single red text. You will see the screen start filling with red error messages. Needless to say there is no point to continue the test, just interrupt it. For modern computers with more than one memory module (two or more) you have to repeat the test, this time connecting only one module at a time to identify the faulty one. It might be that all modules are OK but a certain memory slot is faulty. To find out you must repeat the test with a single memory module at each slot. If the first slot passes, test the second, then the third and finally the fourth (for a motherboard with 4 slots).

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spapakons said:

Check your power supply. Probably is not giving steady voltages. Consider replacing it.

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zqchri said:

as for this, could i find a psu tester to confirm this?

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spapakons said:

You can also download Memtest from here: MemTest86 - Official Site of the x86 Memory Testing Tool
The Windows tool creates a bootable USB flash drive.

The disk health in the photo is 96%. No need to panic, but backup your data just in case. If it is under Warranty consider returning to the shop for replacement.

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