Windows boot slowly after dual boot Ubuntu

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    seL4
       #11

    To really see what is going on as your system boots, we need a Windows Performance Recorder boot trace. This is not a very beginner-friendly task, so it's ok if you are not comfortable doing this.

    However if you're willing to give it a try, you will need to install the Microsoft Performance Toolkit via the Windows ADK, and then perform a trace of your machine booting.

    Launch Windows Performance Recorder (wprui.exe) and configure it so it looks like this:



    After pressing "Start" it will reboot your machine and then generate a report. The resulting output will be in "C:\Users\<username>\Documents\WPR Files". It will likely be over 100MB in size, so you may wish to use dropbox or similar to upload it.
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    Thread Starter
       #12

    A bit silly but I knew why. I turned off superfetch in services. That is why Windows boot slowly, now it runs normally. Thanks everyone!!!
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