Hi,
My name is Igor, it's a pleasure for me to help others and I'll try to help you.
Please analyze booting as described at https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/archive/blogs/...
Tell the result.
Ezt a böngészőt már nem támogatjuk.
Frissítsen a Microsoft Edge-re, hogy kihasználhassa a legújabb funkciókat, a biztonsági frissítéseket és a technikai támogatást.
Hi!
I have a problem that my newly installed Windows 11 is booting up and working very slowly for the first few minutes. I created a new question because as I reckon every build has specific issues.
The specs of the PC:
CPU: Intel Core i3-10100F 4 core 3.6 GHz
24 GB RAM
Motherboard: ASRock H410M-HVS
BIOS: American Megatrends Inc. P1.30 2020.08.11 (recommended version for Windows 11 by the manufacturer of the motherboard)
Microsoft version: 10.0.26100
Ultra fast boot is enabled, the only thing I have tried in the UEFI setups is to change the Legacy USB Support from Enabled to UEFI Setpu Only.
Any ideas on how to make the bootup faster and how to avoid the first few minutes of slow working?
Zárolt kérdés. Ez a kérdés a Microsoft támogatási közösségéből lett áttelepítve. Szavazhat arról, hogy hasznos-e, de nem adhat hozzá megjegyzéseket vagy válaszokat, és nem követheti a kérdést.
Hi,
My name is Igor, it's a pleasure for me to help others and I'll try to help you.
Please analyze booting as described at https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/archive/blogs/...
Tell the result.
Hi Igor!
Thank you for your quick reply. I didn't even know that this analysing tool was a thing. I managed to run the diagnostics, and tried to do as many useful printscreens of the results as possible.
Additional info: when the boot and the login is done, the desktop part with the icons is already showing, but the taskbar is appearing only after about 10-15 seconds.
![Kép](https://learn-attachment.microsoft.com/api/attachments/c9fa8aab-8393-47db-a325-96ef5956e1cd?platform=QnA
Please share ETL file to OneDrive for analysis.
Sorry, I cannot understand the root of the problem.
Please run Event viewer, expand Services and Application journal, expand Microsoft, expand Windows, open Diagnostics-Performance journal, save it as EVTX vile and share this file to OneDrive for analysis,