Uploaded May 2024 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago

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Is your Windows 11 PC taking forever to boot after the latest update? You're not alone! In this video, I’ll show you how to fix slow startup issues caused by recent 2025 updates and get your PC back to booting fast.

✔️ Disable Startup Apps & Services
✔️ Turn Off Fast Startup (or Re-enable it properly)
✔️ Reset Windows Update Components
✔️ Check for driver issues after updates
✔️ Optimize your boot sequence in BIOS/UEFI
✔️ Bonus: Use built-in Windows troubleshooters to detect problems

🖥️ Works on:
Windows 11 22H2, 23H2, and 24H2 builds
Laptops and desktops (both SSD and HDD)

📌 Tools/Commands Used in Video:
msconfig, services.msc, powercfg, Disk Cleanup
Optional: Safe Mode diagnostics

💡 Tip: Some updates reset your power settings or enable startup delays — we’ll fix those too.

Table of contents:-
00:00 Introduction
00:15 Disable Startup Programs
01:04 Disable Fast Startup
01:40 Update Windows and Drivers
03:13 Adjust Virtual Memory
03:55 Disable Visual Effects
04:43 Run an SFC and DISM Scan
06:02 Switch to SSD

Disable Startup Programs
Unnecessary programs running at startup can significantly slow down your boot time by consuming system resources. Disabling startup programs not only improves boot times but also speeds up overall Windows PC performance.

Disable Fast Startup
While Fast Startup is designed to speed up boot times, it can sometimes cause issues and conflicts, leading to slower boot performance. Disabling Fast Startup can provide a more stable and sometimes faster boot process.

Update Windows and Drivers
Keeping your system and drivers up to date ensures that you have the latest performance improvements and bug fixes, which can reduce boot times. Regular updates can also enhance system stability and security.

Clean Up Disk Space
Low disk space can slow down your computer as it struggles to manage files and operations. Cleaning up disk space can enhance overall system performance and speed up boot times.

Adjust Virtual Memory
Inadequate virtual memory settings can impact performance. Adjusting these settings ensures your system can efficiently manage memory usage, leading to faster boot and operational times.

Disable Visual Effects
Disabling some of the visual effects can reduce the strain on your system resources, leading to faster boot times and overall improved performance.

Run an SFC and DISM Scan
System File Checker (SFC) and Deployment Imaging Service and Management Tool (DISM) scans can repair corrupted system files that may be slowing down your boot times. Running these scans can ensure your system files are intact and functioning properly.

Switch to an SSD
SSDs (Solid State Drives) are much faster than traditional HDDs (Hard Disk Drives), leading to significantly faster boot and load times. Upgrading to an SSD can drastically improve overall system performance.
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