Hello,
You Session init phase takes now 17 seconds, it's still long for a config like yours (SSD + 16 Gb RAM)
When I look to the Intel Magement Engine version you copied is 10.0.0.1204 ! There is newer version on Intel Website (11.0.6.1194) Download Intel® Management Engine Consumer Driver for Intel® NUC Kit NUC6i3SY, NUC6i5SY, NUC6i7KYK
Try to update to this version and see if it help.
Now your session Init phase take 17 seconds. It's still long for a config like yours !
The Intel Management Engine driver you copied is on version 10.0.0.1204
There is Newer version on Intel Website (11.0.6.1194) Download Intel® Management Engine Consumer Driver for Intel® NUC Kit NUC6i3SY, NUC6i5SY, NUC6i7KYK
Try to upgrade and see if it improve further the boot time.
Hey Zinou,
Guess you posted same thing twice :)
About your suggestion on the driver, was not sucessfull, i get some problem as before, device gets an error, only this version works.
About that session init, must be the time i see just a black screen. How can we debug it further?
Even in the second boot trace. it seems that the problem is related to this driver, it causes the system to wait 15 s
What is the model of your Asus? in the Asus Website, is there any driver for Intel Management Engine ?
It is a Z97-K, and yes, i tried the one on the asus website.
I will try your link.
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using that driver results in the same error. (and boot got slower)
Only the other version i have works.
I think you have to wait till there a new version for Creator UpdateWe've reduced a bit the boot time ...it's not bad :)
yep, it was reduced to a better value, still looking at that black screen makes me itch :)
it's weird that most recent versions of the driver fail to load, give that power failure error, i will try to investigate further on that.
You could - and based on this Is the Intel Management Engine a backdoor? - TechRepublic probably should - try to disable it.
Disabling Intel AMT on Windows (and a simpler CVE-2017-5689 Mitigation Guide)
after the recent 16299 update my startup times went to 4 minutes, shutdowns were very slow as well. one of the first things i saw in this thread recommended turning off fast startup for my ssd system as this can cause slow start on ssd systems. on checking, it was already off. tried a whole lot of other possibilities. still 3-4 minute starts. just for the heck of it, i turned fast startup back on. startup is now about 30 seconds! one of the updates must have turned it off & slowed my boot times drastically.
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