Slow start of Windows 10 and Th2 (Possible Bug) and Solution.

[Javisoft]

Well, as the title indicates, I think I've detected a possible bug or incompatibility or simply a problem that delays the start of Windows 10 and much more. The problem was that it basically got stuck loading on the main page where your username, photo, and blue window background appear for about 25-30 seconds, while in other OS like Windows 7, 8, and 8.1 it went straight in.

The case is that it happens once the drivers for my computer are installed:

5820K, rampage v extreme, raid 0 850 Pro, tri-sli 780Ti, dominator platinum 16 gb.

I'm talking logically about a clean installation of Windows, although if you've had an update, it might happen to you. As I say, when you install Windows and enter for the first time everything is fast, you can restart as many times as needed and it goes straight in, as soon as I install drivers the problem begins. I've tried everything, installing different versions of all the drivers with clean installations one by one, disabling services one by one, cleaning the system manually, changing boot options to the OS and the bios, specific software for the boot delay etc etc …

All for nothing, in my case it's the silliest thing in the world and that's why I took a long time to find the solution.

And this is it:

1.- Enter the advanced system configuration, how?:

• If your start button is the original Windows one, you press the right mouse button on it and you give it to system, once it opens on the top left you have it.

• If you have the icon of what used to be My Pc in the old days (now, this computer) right click on the icon and properties, like the first option, it is located on the top left.

2.- Once inside, as a rule, the first tab is advanced options, well, in that tab we have a section that says performance and inside a button that says configuration, we give it.

3.- A new window opens for us, the first tab is visual effects and there lies the problem.

4.- We have to uncheck the box that says: show the contents of the window while dragging.

5.- You apply, accept and restart.

6.- Voilá, it goes in like a shot XD.

PD: Perhaps there is another effect that is causing the problem, to verify if this is the case, disable everything and restart, if it goes in fast then it's a matter of trying one by one until we find the problematic one.

It seems like a trifle, but I've had the problem for a long time on several computers, I haven't figured out the connection between computers yet so that in some it happens and in others not, but at least I already have a solution. Logic tells me that it must be because of the nvidia driver, but I can't confirm it …

Any note that you think is relevant will help in its diagnosis to focus and find the definitive solution.

I hope this helps someone XD.

Regards.

[vogt]

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