[SOLVED] Is there a way to increase my boot time?

[Niels321]

Hello everyone,
I have a Kingston A400 480GB SSD, 16gb ddr4 ram and a intel core i5 9600k. My boot time is most of the time around 22 seconds(sometimes even 40) I have seen that a lot of pc's can boot in like 14 seconds. Why is mine compared to that so slow. Pretty much my only boot programs are: ESET, Chrome, some things from intel and nvidea, the audio service and a vpn. Does anyone now how to increase my boot time?

 

[USAFRet]

First, "22 seconds" is not bad. That is quite good, actually.
Second, your software stack is not the same as theirs.
Third, your VPN thing almost certaily has a big impact
Fourth, 'boot time' is a trivial number to worry about. 6 seconds difference...?

Lastly, you mean "decrease" not increase...

 

[Niels321]

First, "22 seconds" is not bad. That is quite good, actually.
Second, your software stack is not the same as theirs.
Third, your VPN thing almost certaily has a big impact
Fourth, 'boot time' is a trivial number to worry about. 6 seconds difference...?

Lastly, you mean "decrease" not increase...

Thank you for your answer, I indeed meant decrease. Not that I am unhappy with my boot-time but I was just questioning if it could be faster, I'll try to turn off my vpn.

 

[scout_03]

22 sec is good use glary utilities and see what start up with os you could post a picture of the page here .

 

[Mtop]

Keep in mind that windows 10 and newer motherboards store hardware information to reduce boot time.
My Win 7 computer 24 seconds from bios splash to desktop.
My Win 10 is 7 seconds, yet if I press both power buttons at the same time desktops appear at the same time.

 

[RolandJS]

My boot time from power up to full desktop is in minutes. It seems like I'm starting up a Blue Water Navy Aircraft Carrier or a Battleship.