So for some reason my boot is taking forever, like 353 seconds. I used xbootmgr to trace what is going on but I am not an expert. Can someone take a look and let me know what is taking all the time?
The link to the entire log is here if that helps: https://1drv.ms/u/s!AtOdmtev4QgBwR5AZHgRe-1sJpVd
Looking at the ETL with Windows Performance Analyzer (WPA.exe) shows indeed that SMSSInit/Boot-SessionInit-Phase is taking the longest time with 211 seconds:
Drag & drop of the Generic Events graph shows that the that the task InitializeRegistry is the slowest part:
Make a full backup and try a registry cleaner tool (which I normally wan't recommend, but try it).
Solved. It was the Marvel 91xx SATA 6G Controller driver.I used the free version of Driver Easy to scan my system and it found that driver was out of date. As soon as I updated it my reboot time went down to 30 seconds, 20 of which are consumed between POST and the Windows icon, once I see the windows icon it takes less than 10 seconds before I see my desktop.
