Install latest versions of the above non-system apps. Don't see other potential issues in that regard.24H2 is not as equal as 23H2 , lots of differences in several ways ................
Tried already .............indeed, no pass/pin enabled , but.............bootime increased from 20 to 70 seconds !!
Will try this option also .........!
Yes , tried "safe boot " already ...........did not made the trick !
If safe mode is still slow to boot, then it's unlikely to be windows or software related.
Thats a hard drive. Not an ssd. 7200rpm. But it looks fine.
Sorry, wrong picture. I do have an SSD for system disc.
Looks good. Try updating your bios and removing other startup devices in the bios besides just your main windows drive.
All drivers are updated, BIOS and chipset drivers. Is it possible that the system is going through the other three hard drives checking for errors?
Not exactly looking for errors, but spinning up the drives looking for a windows install. So it is important to just remove all boot devices in the bios other than just the main ssd. On your motherboard its under boot priority on the right. Ensure your ssd with windows is the first on the list.
To all of us fellow coffee drinkers, Yes.I press the Power button and go make coffee..., I never see the boot process!
(Boy, I'm helpful, aren't Ⅰ !!!)
Apart from the SSD system disc I have 3 x 2TB Seagate drives which I bought used when I built my system two years ago. I now tested to set all three Offline and rebooted and as I suspected, the boot time from Beep to login screen came down to 20 seconds. When set the first disc Online again it took 30 seconds for it to appear in Explorer file list. Maybe you can see from the CrystalDiscInfo clip whether my disc needs replacing?
