[SOLVED] how to reduce boot time?

[georgestathis13]

My pc has :
Asus b350plus,
Ryzen 1600
2 *8 GB Corsair vengeance 3000Mhz
Thermaltake SE 630W Smart
NVME Samsung 970 evo 250gb
Wifi adapter https://www.gigabyte.com/Motherboard/GC-WBAX200-rev-10#kf

But the bios boot time is 13seconds, I think can be in less time. I attack (attach?) the photos from nvme Samsung benchmark and task Manager after restart.
https://ibb.co/0ckyRpM
https://ibb.co/8KpfzjD

What can I do to reduce boot time on my pc ?

Thanks in advance

 

[Colif]

both links are same picture?

where are you getting the time from? If its the startup tab in Task manager, that is the time it takes BIOS to hand control to windows and unless boot is actually 13 seconds, I wouldn't worry about it as not a lot you can do to make it faster besides update BIOS and maybe chipset drivers.

13 seconds isn't slow either.

 

[georgestathis13]

My mistake...the other correct link of picture is https://ibb.co/8KpfzjD , I have the latest update for BIOS

 

[Colif]

13 isn't slow, I get average of about 10 and its not noticeable really. Stop looking at it

Sure, my pc is older and its not an NVME but it still takes time for BIOS to identify parts. I assume the actual getting into windows isn't slow?

 

[geofelt]

The best way to reduce boot time is to not boot.
Instead of powering off a pc, use sleep to ram(no hibernate) instead.
That puts the pc and monitor into a very low power state similar to a full power off.
Sleep/wake is a few seconds.

In the bios, look to see if you have any adapters that you are not using and disable them.
It takes time to determine that they are not in use.
You can also adjust the delay for detecting a keyboard entry or the time to display the motherboard logo. Sometimes, there is a default ram test that you can disable.