Windows 10 Booting Slow, How To Solve.

This article will show how to make Windows 10 boot faster by adjusting few settings of your Windows 10 Startup. Generally, after the completion of Windows 10 installation, you will get predefined settings adjusted to the computer configuration. But, these default settings won't actually give better performance and the effect can be directly seen when the computer starts up. So, by tweaking few settings, you can enjoy faster booting of Windows 10 operating system.

First is to set up the system settings.

This actually improves the performance of Windows 10 and no where related to startup. Right click on the Windows Icon and select System from the list. Or you can even select the Properties of My Computer. In the left pane, select "Advanced System Settings" then make sure you are in "Advanced" tab. Now select the settings of Performance then select "Adjust for best performance" or if you aware about the options available, then select "Custom" and then pick the best that you would like to have. To save, choose "Apply" and then "OK" and "OK" again. By doing this, you are now disabled unnecessary animations that slowdown's the computer.

Next is to change few configuration settings.

To proceed further, open Run by pressing "Windows + R" keys together and then type "msconfig". You can even use search box to do the same. Now the console will show you the System Configuration Dialogue box. Here nothing to do with General settings. Move to Boot tab, click on "Advanced Options" then select "Number of Processors" and then make the selection to the maximum available. And tick Maximum Memory and make it to the RAM size. The math is simple. If you have 4GB of RAM then multiply the same with 1024, and the value is 4096. Click on OK to save the changes. Now here select "No GUI boot" which disables Graphical User Interface during startup, change timeout to 4 seconds and make sure to tick "Make all boot settings Permanent" before moving to "Services" tab.

In Services tab, select "Hide all Microsoft services" and check all the available services which are necessary to run after booting up the Windows 10 operating system. Now move to "Startup" Tab then open the Task Manager to disable few startup settings that effects the performance of Windows 10 startup. Now review all the applications which you need to load soon after booting Windows 10 operating system. Make sure not to disable any Microsoft applications that are necessary to run the computer perfectly. To enable or disable, select the application then click on the button.

After all changing the System Configuration settings, Click on "Apply" then confirm the changes by pressing OK and OK again. Now reboot the Computer to apply the changed settings. That's it, and now you have your windows 10 booting faster than before.