Windows 10pro boot process takes upto 7/8 min to boot why?

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Hi
RRecently upgraded to win 10pro from win 7 ultimate.....the boot process takes nearly 7/8 minutes to complete and even after that takes 2/3 min to stabilize background process....want to know why....my config is as follows
Amd phenom ii b60 x4 , 8gb DDR3 ram, 500gb SATA HDD,650ti gfx.....
Thnx

Your issue can be summarized in just one word, "Windows 10".
It's a bloat, even in a moderately modern machine. And your machine is a decade old?

Some suggestions for an old machine is to, install an SSD and move the OS to the SSD while keeping the HDD to store other files.
Or simply move to Linux. Mint being a good starting choice.

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Thnx.... will try doing by ssd...

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Any other ideas welcomed

You can try to debloat the windows.
An easy way to do that is to disable all unnessary services, such as cortona, skype, one drive (if you don't use it), even windows updates service.
This is a good video to follow (he even made a powershell script to debloat for you):

Ssd is the best option. Even with optimizations, nobody should use hdd as boot drive.

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SaiyanGoku said:
Ssd is the best option. Even with optimizations, nobody should use hdd as boot drive.

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Very true but not if you are broke....

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Vyom said:
You can try to debloat the windows.
An easy way to do that is to disable all unnessary services, such as cortona, skype, one drive (if you don't use it), even windows updates service.
This is a good video to follow (he even made a powershell script to debloat for you):

Thanks will definitely try today

Ganeshg44 said:
Very true but not if you are broke....

You can get cheap 120 gb ssd for like 1.5k for your config.

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SaiyanGoku said:
You can get cheap 120 gb ssd for like 1.5k for your config.

1.5 is good will try thnx

Before spending on SSD (Which you should anyway) do a complete format and install windows 10. Fresh install VS upgrading is very different. Upgrading usually sucks.

Another thing (very important) windows comes with a lot of bloatware which many of use don't really need. You can use trial version of revo pro and Ccleaner to remove unwanted windows app.

This is how mine looks like:

Do all of this on a 120 GB SSD you get a rocket for day today usage.
Fresh clean install + Debloat windows 10 + SSD

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Yes will try that to thnx

rockfella said:
Before spending on SSD (Which you should anyway) do a complete format and install windows 10. Fresh install VS upgrading is very different. Upgrading usually sucks.

Another thing (very important) windows comes with a lot of bloatware which many of use don't really need. You can use trial version of revo pro and Ccleaner to remove unwanted windows app.

This is how mine looks like:

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Do all of this on a 120 GB SSD you get a rocket for day today usage.
Fresh clean install + Debloat windows 10 + SSD

Yes will try this too thanks...

rockfella said:
Ccleaner

Don't use this. It is a waste of space now.

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Hmmm ok

The SSD upgrade, even a low capacity high speed one will make a ton of difference. I'm guessing even your programs take crazy amounts of time to start and load, that also gets fixed by this

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izzikio_rage said:
The SSD upgrade, even a low capacity high speed one will make a ton of difference. I'm guessing even your programs take crazy amounts of time to start and load, that also gets fixed by this

Exactly

SaiyanGoku said:
Don't use this. It is a waste of space now.

I still use it. Some apps don't show up on Revo pro. CC + Revo = FTW!

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Vyom said:
You can try to debloat the windows.
An easy way to do that is to disable all unnessary services, such as cortona, skype, one drive (if you don't use it), even windows updates service.
This is a good video to follow (he even made a powershell script to debloat for you):

Does the script require internet connection to run