1:58 tip about fast startup, if you shut down your pc with fast startup enabled, it will never actually fully power down which can cause issues for some people. restarting your pc or turning off the power supply switch on the back is the only way to do it with fast startup enabled. i'd personally recommend to keep it disabled, especially if you have an SSD.
adding to your point.ONE of those issues involved dual booting winturd and any Linux distro from the same storage drive. winturd doesn't " let go" of some or all the hardware be it a little or a lot ( which is A. why I never recommend dual booting, and b. always recommend people disable that bs along with secure boot.)
Good information--thanks! I had the opposite problem on my Dell laptop (just over a year old--with an SSD)--it takes a very long time for it to shut down. After watching your video the only thing I changed was the fast startup and low and behold it seems to have fixed the slow shut down. I was going to ask for help with that but when I decided to time it, it shut down almost at the same time I hit the stop watch button. Thanks for that 🌟!
Great advice! I just checked Windows Update > advanced, and see a bunch of drivers and a .Net update that still need applying. Love your videos Brett. You're amazing bro. Cheers.
Hello, Thank you for a wonderful video! I am grateful to you for your attention and your time in creating, producing, and editing your fabulous videos!
thanks man i was really struggling after installing GTA 5👍👍. My boot up goes from 8 sec to 50 sec sometime it takes more than a minute i don't know why but its fixed😀
i have this slow restart issue after i installed an android emulator like Bluestack, Ldplayer etc. i dont understand everytime i restarted the system it tooks 5+ minutes to shut down. i assume its because the virtual memory paging for the emulator to run, can somebody help me with this issue ? thank you
My boot time went from 10 secs to 30 secs, in me new laptop. Don't know what's going on. Its either the update or the memory integrity feature, that did this I feel
Slow boot, slow shutting down it usually takes 30-60mins. Can't access startup in task manager, no system restore point. What else....Microsoft office was corrupted and can not be opened. this is just a frustrating update.
So I have a new build, 4080 super, ryzen 7 7700x, 4 tb ssd and 2 tb sata ssd. I have disabled all programs I don't need at start up. I believe I've updated all drivers. But still get about a minute boot up times. What could be the problem? Something tells me it's probably the way I've installed windows and allocated partitions on main ssd could that be it? Or the sata drive that hot swamped from my old pc?
Hi please can someone give me a little info?! I have bought newer computer recently, from a very old one using Legacy BIOS. This newer one of course has UEFI. However I see no way to access it. The screen starts out blank, then jumps to the Windows loading screen, and then seconds later, of course enters into Windows. No "Press F12 or Esc" options are given. I see no way to access the UEFI Bios or to be able to boot from a USB device should I need to. Does anyone know if these lack of options are due to Fast Boot being enabled, or if anything else could be the cause?
Truth about SSD storage . SSDs do transfer data fast than a classic HHD . But SSDs have a vastly shorter life span . Sectors fail after so many writes.. I have HDDs that still have zero corrupted sectors that are 25 years old , and they still are working . I have worn out an SSD in just 3 years . I suppose that is why manufacturers want SSDs now , more sales later .
that shorter life deal is a thing of the past with says gen 2( and the first or second gen satq gen 3 Mushkin ssds).. Wendell from Level1techs has already address through sincere proof that today's ssds actually will last longer than hdds
on Win11 with Gigabyte z690 with both SATA and main SSD, connecting a 2 TB HDD for 2nd drive kills your time, and takes over a minute. disconnecting it, it takes 20 seconds. nobody has a solution to why connecting a drive that's just being used for storage, takes so long. One thing is pretty obvious, it's looking for something on the 2nd drive but it's empty. It's formatted in GPT, basic NTFS. it was MBR before that.
a friend of mine went through that same problem but never found a real solution . he installed Linux Mint Cinnamon into a separate drive and never encountered that problem. again.
@@karagi101 it saves the windows boot session using the hibernation i believe since it must be enabled so that it can boot up quicker next time. but this means your pc never fully powers down, which after a long time can cause stability issues for some people. i believe power resets are pretty important for maintenance of computers in general
@@karagi101 short answer/too long didn't read: a fast startup session is vulnerable to become corrupted and require a full restart anyway, so leave it off for the best system stability. it will work so there's not really an "issue", but with that said, i have in fact had a major issue with fast startup, where the odd time i would boot it up, (i believe it was like a corrupted hibernation state from a long time of using fast startup and rebooting the same hibernation state over and over), it would take SUPER long to boot up, and when it did boot up, it was SO slow that the taskbar icons literally took a few minutes to load, as opposed it loading instantly with a regular startup. but if i remember correctly from reading some months ago, i think the idea is that SSD's are just so fast, that any performance boost to your pc from it saving the session is not worth the potential degradation from restoring the session. i don't think you really have to be concerned about degredation, but as i said, i have personally had the odd major issue with fast startup before, and haven't had any since i disabled it.
@@kaushik6371 as far as I want to upgrade my storage I can't.. My budget for this year all goes to purchasing the 14 Pro Max 🤣 so maybe next year or so if I have spare budget.
@@romella_karmey SSD's are getting cheaper luckily the more they become commercially accessible. nearly 10 years ago when i was a kid first interested in computers, SSD's were literally just breaking through the affordable market, and something like 1 terabyte SSD's costed 1000 plus US dollars.
na..Chromebook is too limiting u less you Literally live your computing life in Google's ecosystem and are happy with that. Linux Mint Cinnamon...enough said
@@motoryzen That's the beauty of running the Chromebook, turn on the Linux VM and pick what you want to do on the fly. It works, it's updated regularly with fixes that actually work and don't screw your environment up and I can choose when to do it. Is MS still screwing the customer base with having to pay monthly fees for the MS Office environment? The only thing I have missed is the ability to write out DVDs easily but then again it seems the whole world thinks cloud solutions are the best thing since slice bread (I disagree).
@@robo52 ,🤨. You'd need a 2 grand chromebook. The entire point of running a Chromebook is a LOW cost laptop basic /work solution. Running a Linux VM inside a Chromebook makes about as much sense.as running a Linux VM inside winturd...as in it doesn't.
@@motoryzen Obviously you've never tried. I've been running the Sublime editor with Python on a $500 Chromebook and it does just fine. You want mail, spreadsheets, calendar, notes then the Google solutions work just fine. What do you think you are gaining with running MS on a $2000 laptop. Unless you're just a gaming fanatic it's a waste.
@@robo52 I don't intend to run any windows VM ...period unless it's for a custom to help him or her baby step into the linux world and eventually wing himself or herself off of the need of windows..such as for a piece of software that I have yet to get working within Linux via wine/lutris or other means. A chromebook...stock DOESN'T allow you to install whatever you want ....MORE than windows and Apple ecosystems that is the entire point I was making Native...REAL Linux= freedom.
1:58 tip about fast startup, if you shut down your pc with fast startup enabled, it will never actually fully power down which can cause issues for some people. restarting your pc or turning off the power supply switch on the back is the only way to do it with fast startup enabled. i'd personally recommend to keep it disabled, especially if you have an SSD.
adding to your point.ONE of those issues involved dual booting winturd and any Linux distro from the same storage drive.
winturd doesn't " let go" of some or all the hardware be it a little or a lot ( which is A. why I never recommend dual booting, and b. always recommend people disable that bs along with secure boot.)
Thank u bro..this really worked for me👍🏼
This is worth its weight in gold. Thank you.
HOLYY SHIITTT I LOVE YOU I'VE BEEN SEARCHING AROUND THE INTERNET FOR 5 HOURS AND THEN NOW IT'S OVER FINALLY I LOVE YOU MAAN
Good information--thanks! I had the opposite problem on my Dell laptop (just over a year old--with an SSD)--it takes a very long time for it to shut down. After watching your video the only thing I changed was the fast startup and low and behold it seems to have fixed the slow shut down. I was going to ask for help with that but when I decided to time it, it shut down almost at the same time I hit the stop watch button. Thanks for that 🌟!
Fantastic windows information & just what I was looking for! Thanks TG..... 👍👍👏👏
You are beyond awesome. Had to do a fresh install of windows. Pc was seriously slow followed vid. Works great now. Highly appreciate
Great advice! I just checked Windows Update > advanced, and see a bunch of drivers and a .Net update that still need applying. Love your videos Brett. You're amazing bro. Cheers.
👍🏼 Great bonus tip! SSD seems like a bargain these days, compared with gasoline or groceries...! 🙄✌🏼😎
Hello, Thank you for a wonderful video! I am grateful to you for your attention and your time in creating, producing, and editing your fabulous videos!
As always, great advice and it's all free, thanks
thanks man i was really struggling after installing GTA 5👍👍. My boot up goes from 8 sec to 50 sec sometime it takes more than a minute i don't know why but its fixed😀
Excellent video. Will come in handy. Where did you get the fantastic wallpaper appearing as backgrounds in the video?
try backiee it has cool wallpapers
Followed steps, went from a 113 second startup to 16 seconds. Great improvement Thankyou. PC Specs: Ryzen 7 78003xd, gigabyte aero 4080 super, Aorus b650 elite ax ice, 64 gb Corsair vengeance ddr5 6400mhz, crucial 4tb nvme m.2 ssd. 1050w psu. O11 dynamic eco rgb case
Thank you for a wonderful video
i have this slow restart issue after i installed an android emulator like Bluestack, Ldplayer etc. i dont understand everytime i restarted the system it tooks 5+ minutes to shut down. i assume its because the virtual memory paging for the emulator to run, can somebody help me with this issue ? thank you
Awesome thanks for the video mate this worked a treat
My boot time went from 10 secs to 30 secs, in me new laptop. Don't know what's going on. Its either the update or the memory integrity feature, that did this I feel
Great info Thank you !!
Another helpful video. Thank you.
Slow boot, slow shutting down it usually takes 30-60mins. Can't access startup in task manager, no system restore point. What else....Microsoft office was corrupted and can not be opened. this is just a frustrating update.
It helps thanks
So I have a new build, 4080 super, ryzen 7 7700x, 4 tb ssd and 2 tb sata ssd. I have disabled all programs I don't need at start up. I believe I've updated all drivers. But still get about a minute boot up times. What could be the problem? Something tells me it's probably the way I've installed windows and allocated partitions on main ssd could that be it? Or the sata drive that hot swamped from my old pc?
is that mandatory internet connection to do these ?
Hi please can someone give me a little info?!
I have bought newer computer recently, from a very old one using Legacy BIOS. This newer one of course has UEFI.
However I see no way to access it. The screen starts out blank, then jumps to the Windows loading screen, and then seconds later, of course enters into Windows.
No "Press F12 or Esc" options are given. I see no way to access the UEFI Bios or to be able to boot from a USB device should I need to.
Does anyone know if these lack of options are due to Fast Boot being enabled, or if anything else could be the cause?
First, find out BIOS key ( F1,F2, F10, ESC, F12, ... set by your PC manufacturer). Power-On your machine and keep on pressing the BIOS key ...
Truth about SSD storage . SSDs do transfer data fast than a classic HHD . But SSDs have a vastly shorter life span . Sectors fail after so many writes.. I have HDDs that still have zero corrupted sectors that are 25 years old , and they still are working . I have worn out an SSD in just 3 years . I suppose that is why manufacturers want SSDs now , more sales later .
that shorter life deal is a thing of the past with says gen 2( and the first or second gen satq gen 3 Mushkin ssds)..
Wendell from Level1techs has already address through sincere proof that today's ssds actually will last longer than hdds
What was the Music used in 8:25
Great!
So on windows 11, there is a “saved” file- what actually is that? All I know is when it converted into a zip folder, my laptop speed got really fast.
can you show me how to do that?
on Win11 with Gigabyte z690 with both SATA and main SSD, connecting a 2 TB HDD for 2nd drive kills your time, and takes over a minute. disconnecting it, it takes 20 seconds. nobody has a solution to why connecting a drive that's just being used for storage, takes so long. One thing is pretty obvious, it's looking for something on the 2nd drive but it's empty. It's formatted in GPT, basic NTFS. it was MBR before that.
My re-start time went up from 15 seconds to 3 minutes after amd
Driver update (ryzen 5 3500U)
a friend of mine went through that same problem but never found a real solution .
he installed Linux Mint Cinnamon into a separate drive and never encountered that problem. again.
@@motoryzen OEM driver solves the problem but it's old.
i have mv2 ssd on win 10 5 sec boot on win 11 10 sec boot fix pls
Amazing! One guy says to shut OFF fast startup, and this guy says, no problem, initiate fast startup! !!
Fast startup isn't suggested for SSDs
Why?
@@karagi101 it saves the windows boot session using the hibernation i believe since it must be enabled so that it can boot up quicker next time. but this means your pc never fully powers down, which after a long time can cause stability issues for some people. i believe power resets are pretty important for maintenance of computers in general
@@ImHeadshotSniper I don’t disagree… just wanted to know if there’s a specific issue with using fast startup with SSDs.
@@karagi101 short answer/too long didn't read: a fast startup session is vulnerable
to become corrupted and require a full restart anyway, so leave it off
for the best system stability.
it will work so there's not really an "issue", but with that said, i have in fact had a major issue with fast startup, where the odd time i would boot it up, (i believe it was like a corrupted hibernation state from a long time of using fast startup and rebooting the same hibernation state over and over), it would take SUPER long to boot up, and when it did boot up, it was SO slow that the taskbar icons literally took a few minutes to load, as opposed it loading instantly with a regular startup.
but if i remember correctly from reading some months ago, i think the idea is that SSD's are just so fast, that any performance boost to your pc from it saving the session is not worth the potential degradation from restoring the session.
i don't think you really have to be concerned about degredation, but as i said, i have personally had the odd major issue with fast startup before, and haven't had any since i disabled it.
@@ImHeadshotSniper ok thx
I love you bro
Simple buy an ssd and install it and transfer your os to ssd and boom lightning faster boot
Yah not everyone is high income earner
@@romella_karmey but these methods will not help that much than switching to ssd
@@romella_karmey you can start savings for ssd rather than trying these steps
@@kaushik6371 as far as I want to upgrade my storage I can't.. My budget for this year all goes to purchasing the 14 Pro Max 🤣 so maybe next year or so if I have spare budget.
@@romella_karmey SSD's are getting cheaper luckily the more they become commercially accessible. nearly 10 years ago when i was a kid first interested in computers, SSD's were literally just breaking through the affordable market, and something like 1 terabyte SSD's costed 1000 plus US dollars.
How about a video for slow shutdowns.
bro it sais on the internet i have like 4000 viruses but when i do a full scan it finds nothing can you help me
um if the internet claims you have viruses...it's trolling you...it's a bait or phishing scam..ignore that nonsense from such pop ups .
at the dism.exe thing got stuck at 62. 3
Edit: dont worry now its at 100
Yes it's kinda 🦥 slow
How long did it take to pass past that?mine stuck at 62.3 as well😂
Window 10 was far better than window 11
I beg to differ
My pc shows the logo, the logo dissapears, reappears and then windows is ready. It happened after I reset win 11
How DId You Glow the like button icons as you said thumbs up please tell me .
The best way to prevent windows 11 slow start is dé-installing it.
Windows 10 ( 15 sec)
Windows 11 ( 65 sec)
Hibernating didn't make it boot faster anyway
The best fix is to remove MS Windows completely. Make your device a Chromebook and you'll never look back.
na..Chromebook is too limiting u less you Literally live your computing life in Google's ecosystem and are happy with that.
Linux Mint Cinnamon...enough said
@@motoryzen That's the beauty of running the Chromebook, turn on the Linux VM and pick what you want to do on the fly. It works, it's updated regularly with fixes that actually work and don't screw your environment up and I can choose when to do it. Is MS still screwing the customer base with having to pay monthly fees for the MS Office environment? The only thing I have missed is the ability to write out DVDs easily but then again it seems the whole world thinks cloud solutions are the best thing since slice bread (I disagree).
@@robo52 ,🤨. You'd need a 2 grand chromebook.
The entire point of running a Chromebook is a LOW cost laptop basic /work solution.
Running a Linux VM inside a Chromebook makes about as much sense.as running a Linux VM inside winturd...as in it doesn't.
@@motoryzen Obviously you've never tried. I've been running the Sublime editor with Python on a $500 Chromebook and it does just fine. You want mail, spreadsheets, calendar, notes then the Google solutions work just fine. What do you think you are gaining with running MS on a $2000 laptop. Unless you're just a gaming fanatic it's a waste.
@@robo52 I don't intend to run any windows VM ...period unless it's for a custom to help him or her baby step into the linux world and eventually wing himself or herself off of the need of windows..such as for a piece of software that I have yet to get working within Linux via wine/lutris or other means.
A chromebook...stock DOESN'T allow you to install whatever you want ....MORE than windows and Apple ecosystems
that is the entire point I was making
Native...REAL Linux= freedom.
4:35 DISM.exe /Online /Cleanup-Image /Restorehealth
sfc /scannow