Fastest boot

[PastryPerson]

I want my pc to turn on really fast, what are the ways I could go about the
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I have an ssd that I already use (Kingston 480GB)

[r.linder]

1. OS on SSD
2. Disable some programs from being loaded at startup (Faster loading in Windows at boot)
3. Fast Boot (if your motherboard BIOS has that feature)

[Cloudy]

Is your SSD currently your (C:) drive? (Is Windows saved on the SSD?)

[Omega]

1. Coreboot the mobo. *If mobo is Coreboot supported
2. Samsung NVMe SSDs in RAID.

[Eldin]

Put your PC to sleep instead of turning it off.
Then it takes less than a second to turn on.
I've been doing that for years.

[_I_]

disable startup items and un-necessary services

make sure the boot and os partition is the ssd not a hdd

[𝔇ave]

Publicado originalmente por Shadowwflame:

I want my pc to turn on really fast, what are the ways I could go about the
Info
I have an ssd that I already use (Kingston 480GB)

get a better ssd like samsung 860 evo.

kingston ssd's are slow. i tried one on my rig and it took 12 seconds longer than my 850 evo to boot into windows

my 850 boots in less than 10 seconds

[Dïngus]

Also, when you originally install Windows, only have the main drive plugged in. Only install any other drives after install is complete. That way there isnt a system sector added to the second drive.

[PastryPerson]

Thanks for the help. Windows is stored on the ssd, I got the ssd because it was like $90AUD ($60 usd)