[Ianesz]

I doubt it, this guy says the problem starts after he logs in, while this occurs for me before login. Pretty sure i tried ctrl+alt+del and tnohing happened, but will try again when/if it occurs.

P.S.: I’ve recently started using Sleep mode, which i never before did. (However this occured starting computer after it was fully powered down, never waking from sleep). Any chance it’s connected?

[Ianesz]

Yes, this worked. Thanks.

[Ianesz]

Thanks for the info. The script works (tried running it manually), however, once i restart i get the baloon popup that says that it could not connect all network drives.

If i then go to Computer, and doubleclick on the drive it says this (something that it didn’t do before):

An error occured while connecting Z: to
\ServerPCD
Microsoft Windows Network: Multiple connections to a server or shared resource by the same user, using more than one user name, are not allowed. Disonnect all previous connections to the server or shared resource and try again. The connection has not been restored.

I also tried removing the “Run logon scripts synchronously” rule, effect is the same. The unusual thing is that if i then go and run the script manually, it works and the drive is then available again.

[Ianesz]

BootTimer says 120sec.

[Ianesz]

I now disabled some more services, and managed to get boot time to 2:30. However, i’d like to point out that this is from the moment i press the power button on the PC, not from the moment i press enter in the windows boot menu (like in the youtube vid).

[Ianesz]

Apart from disabling BranchCache which does not appear on my services list, disabling network share/printer services and remote access which i need and installing eboostr i did everything on the list, and honestly i can’t tell the diff. Might be a second of two faster but far from being noticeable.

Might be time to bench the HDD. Can you reccomend a program to use, and maybe you could do the same on your notebook?

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