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My computer is taking too long to log in.

My computer is taking too long to log in.

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ZARKOS2310
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08-24-2021, 01:10 AM
#11
that's what it keeps getting stuck on for a long time before I see the window
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ZARKOS2310
08-24-2021, 01:10 AM #11

that's what it keeps getting stuck on for a long time before I see the window

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Mega_Man_7
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08-24-2021, 05:00 AM
#12
That’s the spinning circle... it seems to clean the system restore points, as they can slow down the boot process when there are too many. If cleaning doesn’t improve performance, consider using Windows Performance Recorder to capture logs of its activities. Here’s a guide on how to use WPR to obtain a boot trace.

Setting up an autologger with WPR – Performance and Diagnostics
With WPR, you can easily configure an autologger that begins automatically at system startup.

Devblogs.microsoft.com
WPR is available for download from Windows ADK.
Learn how to download and install the Windows ADK.

Instructions on downloading and installing the Windows ADK
learn.microsoft.com

The trace data can be examined using the Windows Performance Analyzer, which can help identify issues if ADK fails to load the trace. An alternative version is available on the Microsoft Store.

Windows Performance Analyzer (Preview) – Free download and install on Windows | Microsoft Store
This preview version of the Windows Performance Analyzer (WPA) allows you to generate graphs and data tables from Event Tracing for Windows (ETW) events captured by WPR or Xperf. It supports analysis of any event trace log (ETL) file. This...
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Mega_Man_7
08-24-2021, 05:00 AM #12

That’s the spinning circle... it seems to clean the system restore points, as they can slow down the boot process when there are too many. If cleaning doesn’t improve performance, consider using Windows Performance Recorder to capture logs of its activities. Here’s a guide on how to use WPR to obtain a boot trace.

Setting up an autologger with WPR – Performance and Diagnostics
With WPR, you can easily configure an autologger that begins automatically at system startup.

Devblogs.microsoft.com
WPR is available for download from Windows ADK.
Learn how to download and install the Windows ADK.

Instructions on downloading and installing the Windows ADK
learn.microsoft.com

The trace data can be examined using the Windows Performance Analyzer, which can help identify issues if ADK fails to load the trace. An alternative version is available on the Microsoft Store.

Windows Performance Analyzer (Preview) – Free download and install on Windows | Microsoft Store
This preview version of the Windows Performance Analyzer (WPA) allows you to generate graphs and data tables from Event Tracing for Windows (ETW) events captured by WPR or Xperf. It supports analysis of any event trace log (ETL) file. This...

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