![]() Malware:Viruses, Trojans, spyware, and other malicious software can make your PC boot up much slower than when you first got it, so make sure you’re running the latest antivirus software. Even Microsoft sometimes delivers cumulative updates or even new (Windows 10) builds that can drastically decrease boot time. Many applications check for product updates when you start your PC. Some of these items you can find in your task bar (see below) others are invisible. This is caused by 3rd party start-up items or background services that silently launch every time you turn on your computer. The more applications (such as PhotoShop or iTunes) you install, the slower your computer becomes over time. If drivers aren’t working properly, they could introduce some serious delays in your PC’s boot time. For example, they’re responsible for making sure that your sound chip plays back your favorite MP3 and that your YouTube clips aren’t just silent movies. ![]() Drivers control devices inside your computer. ![]() The top causes of long boot times include: ![]() It’s what you do with your PC that actually causes it to slow to a crawl over time. ![]()
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