Really? The disk I own is one of the fastest on the laptops. Is it a common issue in HDDs or is this special to mine?

 

All those drivers' sys files are important to me. I'll do update but how much time they cause delay to my system exactly?

 

And is it normal my laptop starting to blink black flash at Welcome Screen?

even the fastest HDD is extremely slow compared to a SSD.

I see. An SSD with UEFI boot would be great for Windows 7's boot time. Thank you for your help.

Hi MagicAndrew,

 

After I have installed a new disk I had a perfect boot performance. But since some time I have a new unknown problem with boot time delay. Shortly before the laptop connects to WLAN the bootprocess is obviously interrupted. Perhaps you have tip to solve the problem. The link to the zipped etl-file is attached.

 

Manny thanks in advance

 

Albert

Edited October 17, 201411 yr by albert1234

there is a delay starting Acronis Nonstop Backup Service . Disable /remove Acronis and look if it is better.

Thankyou Andre,

I stopped 3 services of Acronis and hope the problem is solved.

Hi, my resume from standby takes even longer than booting from my SSD.  I followed the instructions in the first post and created the attached .xml file but I'm not sure how to read it.  I would really appreciate any help.

summary_sleep.xml

the BIOS is the issue. It takes 34s to init:

 

 

- <scenario start="213061" duration="42227498" suspend="2079000" resumecritical="291980" biosinit="34310000" resume="340000">

 

the resume is 0.34s.

Happy to find this thread.  I have a lab of 30 HP Elite 8300 ultra slim computers (Win7 x64). They are all fine, the lab monitor with the same computer has an issue.  After the Windows 7 boot logo, there is a black screen with the mouse arrow for 90 seconds, then I can login (domain attached), from login to desktop is another 10 seconds.

I have tried anything google has told me to do.  Then I found this thread.

 

I should note, when I uninstall the antivirus (AVG) the pre login wait time goes down to 40 seconds. I Pm'd you the link to the etl file.

 

Thanks.

compress the ETL file first before uploading (7z/RAR) to reduce the size. I'll not download this 700MB file. This takes too long.

I thought about that, but didn't do it.  I'll pm the new link.

yes, AVG seams to be the cause. The driver avgmfx64.sys casues a long delay:

 

 

Contact their support for an update.

With the AVG uninstalled the pre login delay drops to 40 seconds.  Anything you can see causing that?

capture a new trace, this time with tis command:

 

xbootmgr -trace boot -traceFlags BASE+CSWITCH+DRIVERS+POWER+LATENCY+DISK_IO_INIT+DISPATCHER+FILE_IO+FILENAME -stackwalk profile+CSwitch+ReadyThread+DiskReadInit+DiskWriteInit -resultPath C:\TEMP

 

Here I see more details about hangs/waits.

First of all i'd like to give my compliments to MagicAndre, you've helped a lot of people here

 

Anyway: i've been experiencing some weird issue during resume from hibernation, my hiberread times are over 700 seconds. I made a trace summary (https://www.dropbox.com/s/6sfhjv0g2qe3hew/summary_hibernate.xml?dl=0) but i can't find any details from what happens while reading the hiberfile.

Edit: boot is pretty quick by the way, nothing wrong with that.

 

By the way: windows is an almost fresh install, i've had this issue since i installed it. The drive is a Samsung 840 Evo SSD, in an (a bit old) Dell Latitude E6510 laptop.

 

When i look at my HD led it blinks slowly during a minute or 6, and after that it suddenly starts lighting up (in the same fashion as it does when writing the hiberfile), and after about 20 seconds i've got the login screen in front of me.

 

So right now i'm trying to figure out what happens during the hiberread process.

 

Here's the trace itself by the way: https://www.dropbox.com/s/0e24p8k3s6w5dio/hibernate_BASE%2BCSWITCH%2BDRIVERS%2BPOWER_1.7z?dl=0

Edited November 28, 201411 yr by mogas