Windows 10: It's taking 25 seconds to login

I have an Intel i5-6500, 16GB, and an SSD, and for some reason it's taking 25 seconds for my user account to load.

I've turned off a lot of things in msconfig, and it still takes 25 seconds to login.

Is there a way I see what's causing the long login?

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Windows 10 slow restart after login

Hi

When turn on after shut-down, computer start fast.

After clean install, restart takes 14 sec.

Now (I don't really know why, probably is something with login/sync all apps that use Microsoft account) restart takes 42 seconds.

The delay is at login screen.

If press the sleep button after login screen appears, the computer enter sleep. Then if wakeup, the desktop appears. This way the restart takes only 25 seconds.

What happens that delays the restart? I guess is something with sync Microsoft accounts.

I try a lot of suggestions from forums. None work. A clean install resolve the problem till appears again.

Have a nice day

 

slow login after updating windows 10 to version 1511

I updated to versión 1511 yesterday (March 23/16) and I'm having the problem: actually, the PC takes more than a minute and a half to show the login screen and the login process by itselt is taking 25 seconds, even the PC used to take less than one minute
for all these processes before. I really regreat this updating. I cannnot understand why Microsoft is doing this to us! I have tried all what has been said here (creating an additional user, avoiding using the hiding feature for the bar, applying a clean
turning off, etc.) I need help, please!

 

I have a similar problem on both PCs - see Slow Login on Occasions?

Event Log shows no obvious errors. Someone suggested it might an issue due to using Kaspersky antivirus but I'm not convinced since I have access to another PC using Kaspersky antivirus which doesn't have this behaviour.

 

In addition:

https://www.tenforums.com/tutorials/4...conflicts.html

John

 

Autoruns is a very useful utility to let you control what is loaded at start and what tasks and services are allowed to run.