Windows 10: Winlogon.exe - Slow Login for Domain User

Hey Microsoft WizardsI've never posted here on Microsoft. I hope I'm not breaking any rules didn't read any, basing on forums of the past, and common sense. I've looked up this problem countless times and looked into the subject of how to use Windows Performance Analyzer to no avail. I either need a course on reasoning, or a course on windows subsystems. I have done a few things before leading into Windows Performance Analyzer with a trace. The approaches I took, which I should take again. Disabled some, to then all non MS services in MSCONFIG. disabled APP Readiness.Explored Event Viewer

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Windows 10 Slow login for domain users

Dear ZigZag,

Thanks for your reply.

I have posted the question there and iam waiting for the response.

Please find the link below for the thread posted on technet.

Windows 10 Slow login for domain users

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Windows 10 Slow login for domain users

Dear,

I have started to install windows 10 on the laptops in my domain/Organisation. All works fine but there is one issue which is the
domain user login outside our network or other network taking a long time (even after locking the computer) to login while local user logs in quickly. I tried switching between the networks and
our internal network seems fine, but on any other network or outside our organisation is taking a long time to login. Please help to solve this issue.

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explorer.exe, windows 10 slow login with one user

I have 3 users on my computer using Windows 10. One of them recently became slow to login (6 seconds instead of 2). I looked in event viewer and both users have the same history when loging in. It seems that the winlogon is slower with one user (slow when showing "welcome").

Is that possible to profile what winlogon is trying to do? Are there more specific logs I can check? Thank you.

edits:
It looks like the problem is caused in part by explorer.exe (thank you magicandre1981) since when I change the shell to something else, the problem is no present. I tried to disable some explore.exe extensions but not all of them. Maybe I should try to disable all shell extensions. I will also try with explorer.exe from an older Windows version (if there's no security against that).

I tried autoruns too and both users (slow and fast) have the same config. When I disable everything, the problem is still present.

This is not a domain-joined user nor a roaming profile. It's a just a regular local profile.

I only experience the slow login on that user when it's the first user to log in after boot. If I log with another user, then I logout and login with the slow login user, the issue is not present.