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disk related 7 minute delay during boot
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New #44
Disable the protection on the D: volume and on the other volumes except for the C: volume
then restart your computer.
You don't need creating restore point on other volumes than the system volume (C:).
use regular backup to save your data on thoses volumes.
Even on the second trace I see the OS strugling with the volume snapshot with this GUID :
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New #45
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system restore is disabled on D drive, but I see 550GB of usage??
weird...
what can I do?
EDIT: I don't see a shadow image of 550GB on drive D, and I have system/hidden shown on drive..
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New #46
Your system is using 550 Gb of space for snapshots.
When you disable the protection on that volume this space will be freed up.
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New #47
but the protection on drive D is already disabled...
what gives?
EDIT: checked, it's a full backup of C drive saved on D drive...
the dates match
so what can I do now?
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New #48
reduce the max usage to 4%
then restart your system.
if the delay still persist, then delete all restore points:
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It's already on 4%, so the last option is delete all?
using this command "vssadmin delete shadows /all" ?
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New #50
It's better if you have a backup of your system, in case something goes wrong.
Ensure you've a backup of your system before performing this operation.
You can delete the restore points using the delete button: See the screenshot.
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