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Windows 10 ProfSvc delays boot significantly
I am running Windows 10 Pro x64 1909, my system is desktop i5-8500 3GHz 16GB RAM 120GB SSD + 3TB HDD for file storage.
For a long time, Windows used to display the login screen in about 20 seconds after powering on my system. However I have noticed in the last few months (even when I was running build 1903) this time period has increased significantly. My system now needs over 2 minutes to display login screen after power on. From the disk LED I see there's lots of disk activity during this period.
To find out what is causing this delay, I enabled detailed messages on startup through group policy. I eventually found that during the booting process, the ProfSvc was the cause for this delay. This screenshot shows the message, which is sitting there for about 1.5 minute with dots spinning and the disk working.
My PC is on my home network, no roaming profiles. It has 3 Microsoft user accounts (1 as administrator, 1 standard user and 1 child account) and one local admin account. If I log using the local admin account, the logon screen comes very fast in the next reboot. However if I log using my microsoft account again, the problem comes up again.
Have tried the following:
- Disabling IPv6
- Disabling all networks entirely
- Disabling network shares
- Setting static IP and DNS
Can anyone help?