Recent content by onni82

The Blu-ray/DVD burner wasn't even in the boot order and it still caused a slow boot time. Long story short for anyone reading this thread in the future: Unplug all USB and all internal devices (like SATA for example), even disk readers/burners and see if your boot time is back to normal.

The problem was fixed by disconnecting the interal Blu-ray reader. BIOS boot time went down to 7.9 seconds.

This time it's 89 seconds

I've only got a keyboard and a mouse connected to USB while booting.

I reinstalled the OS and and boot time is still 89 seconds. Got any ideas on what else it could be?

How do I disable memory training? Is that something I change in BIOS? Is memory training related to RAM or storage memory? The on-board LED doesn't indicate that there's anything wrong with RAM (memory) but it does indicate that there something with BOOT (maybe storage memory?) while booting.

I'll reinstall Windows with all other disks disconnected. Thanks for the tip and I'll let this thread know if the problem persists.

I've got an m.2 SSD with Windows 11 Pro installed with secure boot and fast boot enabled. BIOS boot times are around 1.5-2 minutes long and I've run chkdsk on all drives and disconnected all other SSDs and HDDs so be sure that no old files or partitions interfere with my m.2 disk booting. I...