The solution to the long time problem after the boot slow black screen is upgraded WIN10

First, why

According to the official statement, the slow boot is due to the "Quick Start" feature. This is because the implementation of the Quick Launch is based on the graphics driver and power management driver, but there are currently many drivers that are not compatible with the Fast Start feature, causing the startup speed to slow.

2, found the reason, the solution is also easy, the method is to close the "quick start."

Workaround One:

1. Right-click the "Windows" button in the lower-left corner of the desktop and select "Control Panel" from its right menu.

3, from the Open Control Panel interface, in turn into the "hardware and sound"-"Change the function of the power button" interface, click the "Change the current unavailable settings" button.

4, the next step from the bottom of the interface "Shutdown Settings" column, clear check "Enable Quick Start (recommended)" Item, click "Save Modify" button to complete the setup.

5, next we need to update the graphics driver. We recommend that you use "drive Life 6" to update the WINDOWS10 official version of the driver. In the program main interface, switch to the "Local Driver" tab, select the latest graphics driver version number, click the "Repair Now" button to repair the graphics driver.

Method Two:

1. Repair by right-clicking the "Windows" button in the lower-left corner of the desktop and selecting "Run" from its right-click menu.

2, from the Open "Run" window, enter "msconfig" and press ENTER to enter the System Configuration Utility interface.

3. In the System Configuration window, switch to the General tab, check the "Selective Startup" item, and check "load system services" and "Load Startup Items".

4, switch to the "Boot" tab, set "Timeout" to "3" seconds, and click the "Advanced Options" button.

5, from the Open "Boot Advanced Options" interface, check "number of processors", the "number of processors" set to "2". Finally click "OK" to save.

6, after the above optimization settings, I believe that the WIN10 official version of the system will be significantly shortened boot time, as shown, small series of "360 Boot small assistant" for testing, test out WIN10 official version of the boot time for "19 seconds."

Supplemental Knowledge: Close the detailed steps for Quick Launch

1, right click on the bottom left corner of the win logo, click the "Control Panel." Click "Hardware and Sound" in the control Panel.

2, and then click "Change the power button function."

3, and then click "Change the currently unavailable settings."

4, in the Shutdown settings to cancel the "Enable Quick Start (recommended)", and then click "Save Changes."

5. Note that if you have not previously checked "Enable Quick Start" (recommended), then the first check and "Save Changes", again cancel the check and "Save Changes" (that is, the implementation of check-cancel it again).

Note: The above operation is applicable to all WIN10 versions.