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Tweaking boot time (classpnp.sys?)
I'm looking for ways to reduce my reboot time (102 seconds according to this script). I've pruned BIOS routines and startup items, which leaves the bit in the middle.
I realise on HDDs (3 x F3s in RAID0; 6.1 WEI; 350MB/s sequentials) I'll never see the sub-60 second reboot times of SSDs, but I get the feeling Windows is dithering when it hits classpnp.sys (the last driver I see loading).
Since \Windows\ntbtlog.txt has no time stamps I'm testing with safe mode so I can watch the drivers as they load. Everything up to classpnp has no delay, loading about 10 per second, but after this final driver there's ~35 seconds of no HDD activity before a black screen then welcome screen.
Short of unplugging loads of hardware, is there a way I can analyse what it's doing?
Cheers :)