[SOLVED] Slow startup

[NoTraX]

With the upgrade of my pc it seemed to have come with both longer start up, shut down and restarting time.
The latest bios time right now is 19.5 seconds which seems quite high.
I have MRC fast boot on, Fast Boot on, MCH full check off.
Factory reset my computer a few days ago with minimal software and programs installed, only 1 program running at startup.
Could anybody enlighten me?
Also windows is installed on my SSD

 

[ben001]

Can you provide your full system specification including your windows version?.

1. I see you have the latest BIOS, will you be able to clarify if this existing problem happening before or after your lastest installed BIOS?.

2. Please check with your windows troubleshoot if they find any corrupted files or you can uninstall your latest windows update and reinstall it. Still, if your problem persists, I might suggest you for a clean system format.

Keep us updated.

 

[Krotow]

19.5 seconds in BIOS is not related with operating systems on any kind of drive in any way. Fix the BIOS issue at first:

• Check if POST procedure goes faster if all drives (mentioned SSD and other drives you have connected at now) are disconnected. If POST goes much faster now, maybe SSD developed a problem.
• If nothing changes, clear BIOS settings and try again.

Wouldn't hurt to check if newer BIOS version is available at end too.

 

[NoTraX]

19.5 seconds in BIOS is not related with operating systems on any kind of drive in any way. Fix the BIOS issue at first:

• Check if POST procedure goes faster if all drives (mentioned SSD and other drives you have connected at now) are disconnected. If POST goes much faster now, maybe SSD developed a problem.
• If nothing changes, clear BIOS settings and try again.

Wouldn't hurt to check if newer BIOS version is available at end too.

I'm running latest BIOS, literally updated a few hours ago 😛, with that of course, my bios was reset to default, all I've done is set up my overclock and enabled both fast boots and disabled mch full check.
So I should disconnect everything but the ssd?

 

[NoTraX]

Can you provide your full system specification including your windows version?.

1. I see you have the latest BIOS, will you be able to clarify if this existing problem happening before or after your lastest installed BIOS?.

2. Please check with your windows troubleshoot if they find any corrupted files or you can uninstall your latest windows update and reinstall it. Still, if your problem persists, I might suggest you for a clean system format.

Keep us updated.

The boot, restart and shut down have been slower ever since I got my new mobo.
CPU: i5 10600k 4.9GHz All Core / 4.7Ghz Cache / 1.255v
Motherboard: ASUS ROG STRIX Z490-F Gaming
RAM: Corsair Vengance 2x8GB @3200MHz
GPU: Gigabyte Radeon RX 5700 XT 2100mhz
SSD: Samsung EVO 860 250gb
HDD: WD Green WD20EARX 64MB 2TB
PSU: Cooler Master GX 750W Bronze
CPU Cooler: Corsair Hydro H70 Core High Performance
Windows Version 10.0.19042 build 19042
BIOS-version and date- American Megatrends Inc. 2002, 2020-12-30

 

[ben001]

Backup your important files and perform fresh windows installation will be useful in this situation. Please go with this step like I suggested above.

We also have, almost a relative case like yours before. Carefully read it.
:https://forums.tomshardware.com/threads/slow-boot-after-motherboard-change.3399418/

Let us know the outcome.