Since yesterday, my PC randomly just takes 30 minutes to boot up. I didn't really download anything the previous day or change much so I'm a bit confused why. GTX 1060 6 gb i5 8400k and can provide more if needed. I have an SSD drive.
Update your post to include full system hardware specs and OS information.
Make and model PC? Age?
Motherboard, RAM, drives, PSU, peripherals, other drives..... etc.
Do you hear any beeps or see any LED error codes?
SSD: make, model, capacity, how full?
Are you able to get into BIOS and configure the POST process to be as verbose as possible so you can observe what, if anything, is going on during POST?
After your next sucessful boot look in Windows Reliability History: any error codes, warnings, or informational events?
That's probably the root cause. When NTFS volumes get little free space, the performance drops substantially. Best solution is to add another HDD and use that as storage space.Both drives are like 5/6 full and do have some space.
I've had them like this for the past couple months and it's never affected anything until nowThat's probably the root cause. When NTFS volumes get little free space, the performance drops substantially. Best solution is to add another HDD and use that as storage space.