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If you're using Win7, it's not taking full advantage of your SSD to boot fast. Win8/10 will boot much faster.

by winrid 6y ago

convery 6y ago
I have used Win10 as well, about the same boot time.
- nikau 6y ago
  Not sure what you are doing, my win 10 box boots to desktop in around 10 seconds if that
  - omegabravo 6y ago
    My personal Window 10 box boots within 10 seconds. My corporate laptop takes an eternity despite being more powerful. I suspect configuration (software and hardware) has a massive impact which is being glossed over.
    - nikau 6y ago
      Well yes, corporate machines are a different issue. I have a corporate mac that's sluggish due to mcafee chewing 100% CPU for 5 minute intervals, anything with "enterprise" management software on it is going to suck regardless of OS.
      - hyperman1 6y ago
        Just wait until you see windows 10 on a 2GB machine with mcafee, and then corona forces ms teams on it. Boot takes 15 minutes to usable. Usable means msword produces a character on the screen in less than 10 seconds after you type it. IT closed the users ticket without action: As long as it boots in 15 minutes or less, there is no performance problem.
      - lanstin 6y ago
        Yeah I have a Mac Book with 32G iof RAM and 8/16 cores and always five or so of the top 7 processes for CPU are spy ware. Unless I do a massive multi account terraform apply - that can outcompete them. Even compiling doesn’t, go is so fast.
- alisonatwork 6y ago
  I have to concur with the other commenters, it sounds like your system might have some kind of strange configuration. I haven't had a computer that took longer than around 10 seconds to boot since Windows 7. SSDs made a massive difference. Then Windows 8 introduced hybrid boot for certain configurations, and Windows 10 made it pretty much standard. My Android phone (Pixel) takes longer to boot than my Windows computer (Surface).
circularfoyers 6y ago
I think it's worth mentioning the reason for this is mostly because of the fast boot feature, which means Windows is actually just leaving hibernation opposed to cold booting.

If you're using Win7, it's not taking full advantage of your SSD to boot fast. Win8/10 will boot much faster.

by winrid 6y ago

If you're using Win7, it's not taking full advantage of your SSD to boot fast. Win8/10 will boot much faster.

convery 6y ago

I have used Win10 as well, about the same boot time.

nikau 6y ago
Not sure what you are doing, my win 10 box boots to desktop in around 10 seconds if that
- omegabravo 6y ago
  My personal Window 10 box boots within 10 seconds. My corporate laptop takes an eternity despite being more powerful. I suspect configuration (software and hardware) has a massive impact which is being glossed over.
  - nikau 6y ago
    Well yes, corporate machines are a different issue. I have a corporate mac that's sluggish due to mcafee chewing 100% CPU for 5 minute intervals, anything with "enterprise" management software on it is going to suck regardless of OS.
    - hyperman1 6y ago
      Just wait until you see windows 10 on a 2GB machine with mcafee, and then corona forces ms teams on it. Boot takes 15 minutes to usable. Usable means msword produces a character on the screen in less than 10 seconds after you type it. IT closed the users ticket without action: As long as it boots in 15 minutes or less, there is no performance problem.
    - lanstin 6y ago
      Yeah I have a Mac Book with 32G iof RAM and 8/16 cores and always five or so of the top 7 processes for CPU are spy ware. Unless I do a massive multi account terraform apply - that can outcompete them. Even compiling doesn’t, go is so fast.
alisonatwork 6y ago
I have to concur with the other commenters, it sounds like your system might have some kind of strange configuration. I haven't had a computer that took longer than around 10 seconds to boot since Windows 7. SSDs made a massive difference. Then Windows 8 introduced hybrid boot for certain configurations, and Windows 10 made it pretty much standard. My Android phone (Pixel) takes longer to boot than my Windows computer (Surface).

circularfoyers 6y ago

I think it's worth mentioning the reason for this is mostly because of the fast boot feature, which means Windows is actually just leaving hibernation opposed to cold booting.