Every time I properly shutdown my pc (as in clicking shutdown vs a forced shutdown via the power button), the next time I start it up and log in it is absurdly slow (the slowness does not happen until I enter my password and hit enter). Like upwards of 10 minutes and still slow, after it actually logs in 10 minutes later everything is slow, even trying to shutdown takes a ridiculous amount of time.
So I power off the machine (by holding down the power button), and the next time I start up (I still startup normally, I'm not in safe mode or anything) the pc runs at the speed I expect.
Note: This has only been happening for a week or so, maybe not even that long.
There have not been any hardware changes in my machine recently, and I haven't installed any new software recently. I always have bit defender running and browse the web with ublock origin, so it shouldn't be a virus.
How do I go about diagnosing the cause of this slowness?
So I power off the machine (by holding down the power button), and the next time I start up (I still startup normally, I'm not in safe mode or anything) the pc runs at the speed I expect.
Note: This has only been happening for a week or so, maybe not even that long.
There have not been any hardware changes in my machine recently, and I haven't installed any new software recently. I always have bit defender running and browse the web with ublock origin, so it shouldn't be a virus.
How do I go about diagnosing the cause of this slowness?
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