you now boot in 9s to the desktop. the end is not in the trace. have you interrupted the trace?

The only thing I see is that the WRITING Cache of the HDDs is disabled. Is this done by the newer driver?

Please also install the Sp1, you use a Win7 RTM with an old Security patch for the kernel:

7600.16481.x86fre.win7_gdr.091207-1941

Hello Andre,

Yes i click "Finish" after about 5 sec after i am in desktop, but i am shure that everything is loaded...

The chace was disabled by me, i thought it was faster without the cache.

Now i have enable the chace, the result is about the same.

I Have uploaded at the same link for u to take a look, but to me it seems the the same.

I will install SP1 and post some results.

Thanks

Install the Sp1, run the optimization again and make a new trace and don't hit finish. Let Windows count down the 120s. give me the latest trace.

Hi.

Where did i make mistake when i get this message?

I have Win 7 x64 sp1

Edited April 6, 201115 yr by RockyIV

you must install the wpt_x64.msi first.

I did.

I did not get any changes after 6 restarts. Sometimes i get 63sec sometimes 70sec.

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I use this script to see how many second need to be restarted completely:

Restart-Time.rar

Edited April 6, 201115 yr by RockyIV

so your boot is not improved?

make a full trace:

zip the ETL and upload the zip.

Nope

Do i need to follow this?

For boot tracing:

xbootmgr -trace boot -traceFlags BASE+CSWITCH+DRIVERS+POWER -resultPath C:\TEMP

p.s. i edited post above.

Edited April 6, 201115 yr by RockyIV

don't use such nonsense scripts. generate the XML summary from the ETL and look at the values.

I will install SP1 and post some results.

Thanks

any news?

Hi Andre,

can you help me with my boot time problem.

You can download my report here: http://sites.google.com/site/joelabine/Home/summary_boot.zip

As you can see the complete boot time is : bootDoneViaPostBoot="292650"

Horribly slow

I did try to find what was the problem but unfortunatly I wasn't able to. I found that "diskIO" takes a lot of time. Especially on <file name="Unknown (0x0)" ???

Thanks for your help

Mathieu

"Unknown (0x0)" is the Superfetch prefetcher.

 <notification type="Logon" sessionId="1" startTime="57698" endTime="78834" duration="21135">
  <subscriber name="Profiles" startTime="57698" endTime="78106" duration="20407" />

you have a 20s delay in logon to the PC. Is the PC domain joined?

also the ExplorerInit and PostBoot is slow. How many tools do you start at boot? reduce them with AutoRuns.

Also zip and upload the ETL.

Thanks for taking time to help me.

The PC is in a domain

Config: Intel Core 2 Quad 2.66Mgz. 8Gb of RAM. Windows 7 Pro x64.

The ETL is huge so I had to split it in two files

File 1:

http://fxjoya.bay.livefilestore.com/y1pG9S_p6MxtsfrSdzd-wOSC5L9dAEUh2_pJJ3aU3C6_yxSvlpambUxji2pePVRYzkDZ7yPTl2xrBhdwEjJF_kY3fk6DATPyX8V/boot_BASE%2BCSWITCH%2BDRIVERS%2BPOWER_1.part01.rar?download&psid=1

File 2

http://fxjoya.bay.livefilestore.com/y1pW3guRl-COqv3aMnhj2UN2RxqiakXlsJ8snEgsAuLmkoa15vBybd-PZekcMGjCHjKsJ8RI454N3zdtn5E8x-4Zt8ojqF4L-sg/boot_BASE%2BCSWITCH%2BDRIVERS%2BPOWER_1.part02.rar?download&psid=1

the group policies take too long:

the GP start at 37s and end at 84.2s. So this is the cause of a longer delay.

Also starting all services takes very long:

 <services autoStartStartTime="32082" autoStartEndTime="86115" autoStartDuration="54033">

reduce the loaded services and applications and check the group policies.

Just wanted to say thanks! This thread saved my sanity -- I was at the end of my rope after having reinstalled windows twice and the information I found here (and a few days of fiddling with drivers and running tests over and over again) is what fixed my boot-up/hibernation/resume issues.