- Jan 26, 2014
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Hello,
So I started a fresh install of Windows 7 after a few months after I noticed some very slow boot times and other stupid stuff that usually is fixed with an clean install. I've done this many times before, but only once on my SSD.
After this install, everything was booting up very fast and was looking good. After I installed my NVIDIA drivers and rebooted, I saw that my boot time was very fast, like it should be. I proceeded to install some other drivers (LAN, and audio) and some programs (raidcall, google chrome, steam) and now all of a sudden I'm getting this much longer boot time when I reboot.
I have installed all the drivers from asus's website (i'm just assuming that these are the updated drivers for my hardware) and still no luck with a "fast" boot.
Is there anyway I can increase my boot time?
Any help is appreciated, thanks.
So I started a fresh install of Windows 7 after a few months after I noticed some very slow boot times and other stupid stuff that usually is fixed with an clean install. I've done this many times before, but only once on my SSD.
After this install, everything was booting up very fast and was looking good. After I installed my NVIDIA drivers and rebooted, I saw that my boot time was very fast, like it should be. I proceeded to install some other drivers (LAN, and audio) and some programs (raidcall, google chrome, steam) and now all of a sudden I'm getting this much longer boot time when I reboot.
I have installed all the drivers from asus's website (i'm just assuming that these are the updated drivers for my hardware) and still no luck with a "fast" boot.
Is there anyway I can increase my boot time?
Any help is appreciated, thanks.
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