Have you ever wondered why your startup is slow? I assumed you noticed the new event viewer, but have you noticed the Applications and Services Logs, also try to turn on the View > Show Analytic and Debug Logs..
To our goal, have a look at slow startups.. Have a look at this log: Applications and Services Logs\Microsoft\Windows\Diagnostics-Performance\Operational.
Have a look at the event id: 100 for Startup, 200 for Shutdown, 300 for Standby.
Open an event with event id 100 and it could look something like this:
You can clearly see that you this startup took 321482 ms just over 5 minutes. Press details too have a more detailed information about every step in the startup sequence. Too see what too longer time than usual have a look at the event with event id 101..
You could also try my PowerShell script that will gather the information and summarize it for you.
| BootTime (ms) Count : 65 Average : 228819,692307692 Maximum : 549529 Minimum : 177727 Main Path Boot Time (ms) Boot Post Boot Time (ms) BootNumStartupApps OSLoaderDuration (ms) |
Top 10 start up applications svchost.exe 26215 ms Rainmeter.exe 21783 ms MpSigStub.exe 19632 ms OUTLOOK.EXE 19463 ms explorer.exe 18913 ms SearchIndexer.exe 13772 ms explorer.exe 10954 ms explorer.exe 9693 ms LogonUI.exe 7958 ms MsMpEng.exe 7303 ms Top 5 start up drivers Top 5 start up services |
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