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Don't bother, it's not the problem. Do you even know what your computer is comprised of? Do you know what video card you have, what processor, how much ram? Mine loads very quickly but I have an I7-7700k w/ 16 gigs. Many of us are using similar machines. What machine are you running this on? Laptops always take longer than their desktop counterparts to load even with identical specs.
i5 suggests it was a pre-built off the shelf OEM package for a family PC, as no gamer gets an i5 of their own free will. 100% probability that there are at least x2 antivirus programs running on top of windows defender already, all fighting with eachother to scan everything all the time, and preventing proper windows update long term.
This is not meant as a dis. Just some facts that will need attention. It's very rare that a specific game is to blame when you have long loading times, and very low end PC's can be made to run like jet-engines with the most basic attention to detail.