Here's a proposal.. Don't do any network stuff during boot, and don't let it depend on anything super volatile like user files. Then store the boot memory stat

Here's a proposal.. Don't do any network stuff during boot, and don't let it depend on anything super volatile like user files. Then store the boot memory state as an image (like a hyberfile). Whenever a bigger change happens to the system that will affect the boot state, like installing a new driver, or an app that has any kind of background service, recreate a new boot image. But do it right away when the new app is installed, don't wait for the next boot, or shutdown (which is annoying), just do it in a virtual machine right away as part of the app/driver install. Installing impactful apps will take longer, but that can happen in the background and is not too disruptive, and doesn't happen very often anyway.