Solved System taking More time to Startup Without No Reason!

[BearHug]

My System is taking more time to startup from few days without No Reason ! These are the 3rd Parties Application & Services Which starts at Startup!

 

[mekelek]

Are you on an HDD or an SSD?
Your HDD could be fragmented too much or is dying on you so its performance went down.

Task manager tells you the response time of your HDD and the write/read speed. if it's an HDD, around 60mb/s is normal (if it's a 7200rpm one), or 50mb/s (if it's a 5400rpm one)

 

[Parsh]

The above can be a reason probably. However, system maintenance including defragmentation is supposed to be automatic in Win10..(if that's the issue).
With low count of startup entries, I've many times seen Windows 10 take long all of a sudden.
I used to refer to many articles and some tomshardware / tomsguide troubleshooting, but some of the common ones that I had faced too:

• fast reboot in Power Options (some Windows update automatically enable it. If you had disabled this, this might have got reenabled. Even otherwise, disable it anyway)
• drivers (some windows update including drivers update can cause instability. Run the device manager by right-clicking on the Windows icon and see if any driver shows a yellow exclamatory mark. It's not necessary that corruptions/conflicts will always be reflected there)
• some settings changed in AV recently? Verify. I've seen longer booting times with some changes in KIS, for example

There can be more potential causes, however I can recollect only these for now. Why don't you try'em first?

 

[Winter Soldier]

KART takes more than 9 seconds boot loading time, try disabling it if possible and check.

 

[S3cur1ty 3nthu5145t]

Do you have Restore points enabled? If so, how many do you now have?

Before performing maintenance on my machine, I will create a new restore point, and then delete all the others, then I will defrag the system. I do use windows built in, but I do not rely on the automated "GUI" version which by default only defrags certain file sizes, I defrag the system via CMD where I can fully defrag the drive.

 

[RECdevicehelper]

Hi @BearHug

Firstly, please backup any important data before we start troubleshootinng as this is crucial. You can use a USB, External Hard Drive or the Cloud.

Secondly, please could you post your System Specs as we can get an idea of what hardware you are running.

Thirdly, Please could you download and run CrystalDiskInfoPortable
Make sure you download standard edition portable and extract the zip. Then run it and tell us the condition of your hard drive or ssd.
Say either Good, Caution or Bad

Then after that, download and install SeaTools For Windows
Once it is installed, run the Short Drive Self Test and let us know. It will either say pass or fail

These methods will rule out if your hard drive is going bad.

 

[BearHug]

Thanks Everyone for the suggestions. Now the problem has been solved. I just used disk clean up to clean 4gb+ junks and everything became normal.

 

[RECdevicehelper]

Thanks Everyone for the suggestions. Now the problem has been solved. I just used disk clean up to clean 4gb+ junks and everything became normal.

Glad you got your problem solved

 

[BearHug]

Glad you got your problem solved

Thanks