Windows 10 10586.3 and slow login problem

cocss said:

Hi,

I'm glad I found this thread. This issue is so annoying ! It also doesn't happen in safe mode, and with fast startup. Unfortunately I can't enable fast startup/hibernate as it damages SSDs.
I have a 2007 VAIO with a SSD an an old bios, a custom PC from 2010 without a SSD, an old bios, and my asus laptop with a SSD (850 evo) and an UEFI bios, the issues happen with all of these PCs, and it also did not happen in 10240 like many of you.
It sucks that microsoft completely ignores this

Where do you get this from??? source ??

JIGSAW said:

Where do you get this from??? source ??

Fast startup relies on hibernation, and hibernation writes data on your disk the amount of your RAM everytime you shut down your PC. (so 16GB in my case). Since SSD have limited data writes, I prefer not to "waste" 16gb everytime I shutdown.
I may be wrong & sorry for my english
source : Disable Hibernate On Your SSD For Warranty Purposes

Microsoft will not be making a fix for this in Windows 10 1511 10586. The fixes will be mainly seen in the Redstone update in July

That was more for the earlier SSDS, I think the better SSD technology is supposed to help with the longevity, such as the new SATA 3 SSDS and the M.2 SSDS.

i am so mad, some on m$, fix this!

After a clean reinstall of win10 everything was very fast now after 3-4 weeks the login was 10sec a few days ago and now 30sec.
My Taskbar is always visible so thats not the problem and the strange thing is the slow login is getting slower and slower over time.
So I guess my problem is a little different than others...

On the last insider build it's partially fixed, now I get a black screen instead of a second boot logo, but it's just a placeholder, not a real fix... I hope they really fix it instead of hiding it

We will see the fix on the Anniversary Update "Redstone"

Just installed insider preview 1511 14316 and the problem seems to be gone. Not at first when I did it through windows update. But I made an iso from install.esd. Then I reinstalled the image of the previous insider preview and started it. Next I mounted the iso and did the install from there and now the problem seems to be gone for now. I’ll have to wait until tomorrow to see whether it is still working.

Elegast said:

Just installed insider preview 1511 14316 and the problem seems to be gone. Not at first when I did it through windows update. But I made an iso from install.esd. Then I reinstalled the image of the previous insider preview and started it. Next I mounted the iso and did the install from there and now the problem seems to be gone for now. I’ll have to wait until tomorrow to see whether it is still working.

So, do you have a black screen after the first boot logo ? Or does it go directly to the login screen ? :)