Windows 10: Boot time faster?

Discus and support Boot time faster? in Windows 10 Support to solve the problem; Hi there, a question to all the testers out there: Are boot times of Win 10 installed on an SSD faster than on 8.1? With and without fast... Discussion in 'Windows 10 Support' started by Hybrid Vigor, Oct 1, 2014.

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  1. HYBRID VIGOR
    Hybrid Vigor Win User

    Boot time faster?


    Hi there,

    a question to all the testers out there: Are boot times of Win 10 installed on an SSD faster than on 8.1?
    With and without fast startup....?!

    Thanx for anwering

    :)
     
    Hybrid Vigor, Oct 1, 2014
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  2. BULLDOGXX
    BulldogXX Win User

    Booting time

    No one from Microsoft here. This is a community forum.

    To reduce the time needed to load Windows, reduce the number of programs that start with windows.
     
    BulldogXX, Oct 1, 2014
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  3. HAIRYFOOL
    HairyFool Win User
    Booting time

    What is the actual specification of the Laptop? It is described as "entry level" which generally means base spec. Microsoft quote a minimum spec for systems but anything built that low is rarely viable for very long.

    Next is the programs on the computer. Use Programs and features to review what has been installed. Identify those that are not needed and remove them. Printers and Cameras tend to have lots of "extras" that do not provide you with anything.

    Then look for the programs you do want but can easily be reinstalled, particularly web sourced and uninstall every one. Don't cut corners.

    Use MSConfig to identify background programs that load during boot.
     
    HairyFool, Oct 1, 2014
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  4. BROMANBRO
    bromanbro Win User

    Boot time faster?

    Not on an SSD, but boot time is similer to a freshly installed Win 8 (couple of minutes)
     
    bromanbro, Oct 1, 2014
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  5. DAVEHC
    davehc Win User
    No difference on mine, through a standard HD to an SSD. Possibly a little slower.
     
    davehc, Oct 1, 2014
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  6. BUNNYJ
    BunnyJ New Member
    About the same, running mine on an SSD.

    Jeff
     
    BunnyJ, Oct 1, 2014
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  7. STEPHANIE
    Stephanie Win User
    Mines about the same (win 7 on SSD & Win 10 on HDD) but then not added any applications to Win 10 yet *Smile
     
    Stephanie, Oct 1, 2014
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  8. BADROBOT
    badrobot Win User

    Boot time faster?

    Agree. Whatever speed you get with Win 8, it's about the same for Win 10.
     
    badrobot, Oct 1, 2014
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  9. LITTLEJAY
    LittleJay Win User
    Boot times for W10 on an SSD seem about the same as W8 on my PC, with both being a bit faster than W7.
     
    LittleJay, Oct 1, 2014
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  10. BRUMMYFAN
    brummyfan Win User
    Boot time same as Win8 but system responsiveness better in 10.
     
    brummyfan, Oct 1, 2014
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  11. MYSTERE
    Mystere Win User
    Remember, this is an early beta, so it hasn't really gone through any additional optimizations... so I wouldn't expect any speed improvements yet, and it's likely it will get slower before it gets faster..
     
    Mystere, Oct 1, 2014
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  12. MARK PHELPS
    Mark Phelps Win User
    Like others, using an SSD but not seeing any faster boot time for Win10 than I have for Win8.1 (also on an SSD).
     
    Mark Phelps, Oct 1, 2014
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  13. INDIANATONE
    Indianatone Win User

    Boot time faster?

    Not seen any difference and I would not have thought you would as this is based right off of Windows 8.1.1. That part of the OS is most probably the same, it is mainly the GUI they have been tweaking. Over the next six months to a year there will be plenty of optimizations and I am sure the powers that be will want it to boot faster. In the launch they said it will be faster than 7 & 8 on the same hardware (they always say that).
     
    Indianatone, Oct 1, 2014
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  14. PPARKS1
    pparks1 Win User
    I'd call the speed roughly equivalent.
     
    pparks1, Oct 1, 2014
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  15. JDOBBSY1987
    JDobbsy1987 Win User
    It feels faster but I'm putting that down to the clean install
     
    JDobbsy1987, Oct 1, 2014
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