I'm not sure if I'll be able to do this, but I'm sure I'll be able to do it in a few minutes.

In general, if your computer hard disk is a solid state drive (SSD), equipped with 64-bit Win10 system, using the "UEFI + GPT" installation mode. In this case, the boot speed of the slow phenomenon, to a large extent, and the installed software is necessarily related, because a lot of software are mutually exclusive, for example, a variety of antivirus software **** storage phenomenon.

If your computer's main hard disk is a mechanical hard disk (HDD), using the "Legacy + MBR" traditional installation mode. In this case, Win10 will boot up slowly, but not in more than a minute. UEFI compared to Legacy, in the boot startup less a hardware "boot self-test" step, so UEFI mode boot speed is relatively faster. The UEFI interface is a powerful tool that allows users to easily access and control their PCs without having to worry about the software.

In the same computer system, the installation of more software will affect the boot speed and running speed, and some of the same type of software between the existence of "mutual exclusion" factor. The most typical case of software miscommunication is antivirus software, and all antivirus software is designed to be "exclusive", with the obvious goal of "eliminating the need for an antivirus".

Disabling unnecessary startups, services, and scheduled tasks can effectively increase your computer's boot speed. For example, the Microsoft Customer Experience Program, Network Information Collector Tasks, IP Compatibility Assistant, Xbox "This means that you can disable the ability to use the program as well as the ability to use the computer as a stand-alone device.