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Chad Schultz. Premier Field Engineer. Chad.a@Microsoft.com. Top causes of slow boot/logon. 2. GPOs. Start up/Logon scripts. Start up programs. Unstable drivers. Slow starting Windows Services . Known KB issues. ID: 176729

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Root Cause Slow Boot/Slow Login With WPT

Chad SchultzPremier Field EngineerChad.a@Microsoft.com

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Top causes of slow boot/logon

GPOs

Start up/Logon scripts

Start up programs

Unstable drivers

Slow starting Windows Services

Known KB issues

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What is a good boot time?

Windows 8/8.1

HDD - < 75s

SSD - < 45s

Windows 7

HDD - < 90s

SSD - < 60s

Windows Vista

HDD - < 120s

SSD - < 75s

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Tools available to troubleshoot slow boot/logon

Windows Performance Toolkit

Process Monitor

Event Viewer (Vista+)

Autoruns

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Windows Performance Toolkit - Setup

Windows 8/8.1

ADK (Windows 7 and up)

Windows 7

SDK (Windows 7 and below)

Local install or download

Can copy just files to other machines and run

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Windows Performance Toolkit – Command Line

Simple boot trace:

Xbootmgr.exe

-trace boot

Simple shutdown trace:

Xbootmgr.exe

-trace

shutdown

Simple hibernate trace:

Xbootmgr.exe

-trace

hibernate

Simple sleep/standby trace:

Xbootmgr.exe

-trace

Standby

In depth boot trace:

Xbootmgr.exe

-trace boot -

traceFlags

latency+dispatcher -

stackWalk

Profile+ImageLoad+ProcessCreate+ThreadCreate+CSwitch+Read

yThread+ThreadCreate

postBootDelay

30 -

resultPath

c:\temp\

List

traceFlags

Groups

Xperf

-providers KG

List

stackWalk

Xperf

-help stackwalk

Wprui.exe

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Windows Performance Toolkit – Graph Order

Boot Phases

Windows Logon

Services

Processes

Generic Events

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Windows Performance Toolkit

Demo traces

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Process Monitor

Boot Trace

Check then reboot and run

Procmon

Save as .PML

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Event Viewer

Microsoft-Windows-Diagnostics-Performance/Operational

Microsoft-Windows-

GroupPolicy

/Operational

Events built off of trace that happens each boot, %

systemroot

wdi

Logfiles

BootCKCL.etl

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Autoruns

http://live.sysinternals.com/tools/autoruns.exe

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Links

Chad’s Blog

http://blogs.technet.com/b/chad

Yong Rhee’s Blog

http://blogs.technet.com/b/yongrhee

Jeff Stokes Blog

http://

blogs.technet.com/b/jeff_stokes

Ask PFE Platforms Blog

http://blogs.technet.com/b/askpfeplat/

Windows 8.1 RTM Assessment and Deployment Kit

http

://

download.microsoft.com/download/6/A/E/6AEA92B0-A412-4622-983E-5B305D2EBE56/adk/adksetup.exe

Windows 7 SDK

http

://

www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=8279

Sysinternals Tools

http://live.Sysinternals.com/tools

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Premier Field Engineer

(701) 610-1310

www.microsoft.com/microsoftservices

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