What is your Windows 10 Restart Time?

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  1. Posts : 5,286
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       #81

    Cliff S said:
    Thanks for the idea, I didn't know I could do that.

    Supports Communication Speeds of 6.0Gbps, 3.0Gbps, and 1.5Gbps Supports 2 Ports Serial ATA, Native Command Queue (NCQ), Port Multiplier
    And I would have full speed for my SSD!
    I used to do it on my old machine. I have 2 PCIe to SATA adapters.
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  2. Posts : 27,181
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       #82

    badrobot said:
    I used to do it on my old machine. I have 2 PCIe to SATA adapters.
    That would be great for permanent VM's like Ubuntu that I want to always keep,(Now I've learned how to use and started using VMware, I will never ever go back to multi booting)
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  3. Posts : 5,286
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       #83

    Cliff S said:
    That would be great for permanent VM's like Ubuntu that I want to always keep,(Now I've learned how to use and started using VMware, I will never ever go back to multi booting)
    Or use your spare SSD for Ubuntu for bare metal installation and just select the drive to boot up to at start up. The key is only not to mix 2 OSes in one HDD/SSD.
    I started with VMware but I switched to regular installation since I have spare drives and SATA ports.
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  4. Posts : 27,181
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       #84

    I just got back from grocery shopping...
    I kind of like the idea with the VM instead of making a system image, I just have to copy & paste, rename-done. Another advantage I don't have to set up everything like music & documents. Music I play on Windows, Documents can be C & P'd as needed, the same for wallpapers. The only problem now is figuring out how to create a LEGAL Wíndows VM when I don't have any retail versions of prior OS's(always had OEM) and I don't have any old insider version from the preview that were activated on my account(that's if I can use them on my desktop, because I used my laptop during the preview). No big deal, for testing I can use my Laptop, I just need to keep my system images up to date.
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    What is your Windows 10 Restart Time?-boot-time.jpg
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  6. Posts : 4
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       #86

    Windows 10 boot time is pretty bad compared to windows 7.


    Had motherboard set to ultra fast boot for this test:
    Attached Thumbnails Attached Thumbnails What is your Windows 10 Restart Time?-restart2.png   What is your Windows 10 Restart Time?-untitled.png  
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       #87

    @djask pretty impressive.
    And that with 2 disks and the same amount of peripherals as me, I just can't get that re-boot time, even when I do 2 reboots before I test, so that the FPR's(FilesPendingRename) get done first, so as not to slow the reboot test down.
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  8. Posts : 4
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       #88

    Cliff S said:
    @djask pretty impressive.
    And that with 2 disks and the same amount of peripherals as me, I just can't get that re-boot time, even when I do 2 reboots before I test, so that the FPR's(FilesPendingRename) get done first, so as not to slow the reboot test down.
    You think so? The reboot seems to hang at the "restarting" screen for much longer than W7. The 43 second boot time was also after I removed a large amount of startup items.
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  9. Posts : 273
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       #89

    Here's my SP3 with autosign in:

    What is your Windows 10 Restart Time?-untitled.jpg
    What is your Windows 10 Restart Time?-capture.jpg
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  10. Posts : 24
    Windows 10 Pro x64
       #90

    OCZ ARC 100 SSD


    What is your Windows 10 Restart Time?-restart-4-seconds.jpg



    Lol Just a little Photoshop humor there :) Here's my real time. I took off about 10 seconds by removing the requirement to enter a password at the start screen. It's a short password and I typed it quickly but it seems like entering a password is more costly time-wise than just entering the password on the keyboard. Something else is going on in the background. And it's not just Windows checking to see if the password is right. It checks that hash in about 1/10,000ths of a second.

    Anyway, here's what I got:

    What is your Windows 10 Restart Time?-restart.jpg


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