Solved Boot Performance Monitoring take 60000 ms- Slow start Up

[thepankajnegi]

Hi All

By generating my event log, I found that something takes around 1 min during start up, I dunno what it is but collectively it increase the size up to 4 mins, please help me to solve this issue.



regards
Pankaj

 

[centaur78]

hi

Please do the below and i will have a look

1. Download Process Monitor. Unzip the file and open Procmon.exe with administrative privileges:
2. Stop Process Monitor from logging all the current events by clicking on “File/Capture Events.” Now go to “Options,” where you will find the crucial entry: “Enable Boot Logging.” Enable it, click on “Generate profiling events” and click “OK.”
3. Now reboot your PC. After the startup process is done, launch Process Monitor again and click on “Yes” once you see the following message:
4. Save the boot log wherever you want (on your desktop, for example). Process Monitor now generates a huge list of basically each and every boot event.
5. Upload the bootlog.pml file here

Also along with the bootlog.pml do upload the operational logs
Go to Eventviewer >Applications and Service Logs > Microsoft > Windows > Diagnostics-Performance > Operational .... Right click and "Save all Events As" .... save it in .evtx format..

 

[thepankajnegi]

hi

Please do the below and i will have a look

1. Download Process Monitor. Unzip the file and open Procmon.exe with administrative privileges:
2. Stop Process Monitor from logging all the current events by clicking on “File/Capture Events.” Now go to “Options,” where you will find the crucial entry: “Enable Boot Logging.” Enable it, click on “Generate profiling events” and click “OK.”
3. Now reboot your PC. After the startup process is done, launch Process Monitor again and click on “Yes” once you see the following message:
4. Save the boot log wherever you want (on your desktop, for example). Process Monitor now generates a huge list of basically each and every boot event.
5. Upload the bootlog.pml file here

Also along with the bootlog.pml do upload the operational logs
Go to Eventviewer >Applications and Service Logs > Microsoft > Windows > Diagnostics-Performance > Operational .... Right click and "Save all Events As" .... save it in .evtx format..

Hi

bootlog.pml file is more than 300 MB, how to upload it ?

 

[centaur78]

put it in dropbox or skydrive and then post a link here

 

[OldMX]

hi

Please do the below and i will have a look

1. Download Process Monitor. Unzip the file and open Procmon.exe with administrative privileges:
2. Stop Process Monitor from logging all the current events by clicking on “File/Capture Events.” Now go to “Options,” where you will find the crucial entry: “Enable Boot Logging.” Enable it, click on “Generate profiling events” and click “OK.”
3. Now reboot your PC. After the startup process is done, launch Process Monitor again and click on “Yes” once you see the following message:
4. Save the boot log wherever you want (on your desktop, for example). Process Monitor now generates a huge list of basically each and every boot event.
5. Upload the bootlog.pml file here

Also along with the bootlog.pml do upload the operational logs
Go to Eventviewer >Applications and Service Logs > Microsoft > Windows > Diagnostics-Performance > Operational .... Right click and "Save all Events As" .... save it in .evtx format..

Hi

bootlog.pml file is more than 300 MB, how to upload it ?

You can compress it with 7-Zip, i did the test and the 300mb went down to 19mb, way easier to handle.

 

[centaur78]

You can compress it with 7-Zip, i did the test and the 300mb went down to 19mb, way easier to handle.

yes please do this Pankaj

 

[thepankajnegi]

put it in dropbox or skydrive and then post a link here

Hi

Please check the link

Both file included.

Thanks friends , yes I compressed it, now it is 30+ Mb only.

regards
Pankaj

 

[centaur78]

Pankaj

the bootlog is corrupt....

once you do step 2..... Exit the process monitor properly and then reboot your system

you had kept it open while rebooting....thats why it got corrupt

 

[thepankajnegi]

Pankaj

the bootlog is corrupt....

once you do step 2..... Exit the process monitor properly and then reboot your system

you had kept it open while rebooting....thats why it got corrupt

oh, shall I follow the same process again to generate it, in addition to close it before restart ? ?

 

[centaur78]

Yes please do

 

[thepankajnegi]

Yes please do

Please check this link

 

[centaur78]

Pankaj

please also run this tool.. and save the file in .arn format and post it here..

 

[thepankajnegi]

Pankaj

please also run this tool.. and save the file in .arn format and post it here..

here it is

 

[centaur78]

Wow !!! What were you thinking installing all the crap !!!

ok lets go one by one...

the highest time taken was by a single process is Avast approx 82 sec

The rest of the software mentioned below took a considerable amount of time to start

ACMON - Asus splendid -- almost 17sec

Batterylife

ATKMedia

ATK OSD2 etc


then the next was used after windows has started explorer.exe...it was waiting for Burn folder.... almost a combined 111 sec


Please do the following

1. uninstall AVAST and install MSE (Microsoft Security Essential)

2. Remove all ASUS related software,..... i mean alll !!!

3. C:\Users\Pankaj\Desktop\cds-examination-combined-defence-services-700x700-imad7nshxszhutdg.jpeg ... this took almost 7 sec to load.. i would suggest you move it to another folder on the drive...

If you do all these you would most probably shave off almost 3.5 min of activity during startup

let me know

 

[thepankajnegi]

Wow !!! What were you thinking installing all the crap !!!

ok lets go one by one...

the highest time taken was by a single process is Avast approx 82 sec

The rest of the software mentioned below took a considerable amount of time to start

ACMON - Asus splendid -- almost 17sec

Batterylife

ATKMedia

ATK OSD2 etc


then the next was used after windows has started explorer.exe...it was waiting for Burn folder.... almost a combined 111 sec


Please do the following

1. uninstall AVAST and install MSE (Microsoft Security Essential)

2. Remove all ASUS related software,..... i mean alll !!!

3. C:\Users\Pankaj\Desktop\cds-examination-combined-defence-services-700x700-imad7nshxszhutdg.jpeg ... this took almost 7 sec to load.. i would suggest you move it to another folder on the drive...

If you do all these you would most probably shave off almost 3.5 min of activity during startup

let me know

Thank you so much, I will post the results tommorow, its too late in India now , I must sleep, I was waiting for your reply.

Thanks a lot for your hard work.

I will post the results soon 2moro

regards
Pankaj

 

[centaur78]

well I see you are online...

Let me know if the issue has been resolved ???

 

[thepankajnegi]

well I see you are online...

Let me know if the issue has been resolved ???

Hi centaur78

I uninstalled all ASUS applications and drives yesterday, yes it reduced the start up time, but I have to find out which application or driver was causing that problem, I am out in my office now, will tell you the detailed review soon. Also I didn't check with the shutdown time which also takes lot of time. Soon I am going to post the complete results.

Thank you man, your support is indeed awesome, more reps to you

regards
Pankaj

 

[thepankajnegi]

well I see you are online...

Let me know if the issue has been resolved ???

Hi

Thanks man, the problem was with Asus applications, I removed them. Thanks a lot for helping

regards
Pankaj

 

[centaur78]

you are welcome

if the issue has been resolved .... please mark the thread as resolved.

 

[thepankajnegi]

you are welcome

if the issue has been resolved .... please mark the thread as resolved.

oops, done sir