What is your Windows 11 restart time?

badrobot · Jun 19, 2021

The tool (.bat file) can be downloaded from this thread: See Windows 11 Restart Time (Thank you @Brink for this tutorial!)

Please provide a quick description of your system running Windows 11 OS (Optional) together with the restart time result.

Below is the restart time on my 10 year old HP machine (i5 2400s) running Windows 11 in MBR partition scheme. Not bad for a 10 year old machine.

Same result from both .bat and .vbs tools.

Brink · Jun 19, 2021

Done.

See Windows 11 Restart Time Tutorial

This tutorial will show you how long it takes Windows 11 to restart and get back to the desktop. It would be recommended to disable the delay of running startup apps below to get a more accurate restart time...

www.elevenforum.com

badrobot · Jun 19, 2021

Brink said:
Done. :)

See Windows 11 Restart Time Tutorial

This tutorial will show you how long it takes Windows 11 to restart and get back to the desktop. It would be recommended to disable the delay of running startup apps below to get a more accurate restart time...

www.elevenforum.com

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That's fast!

starchase · Jun 20, 2021

This is on the HP Spectre, manufactured about February 2016.

johnlgalt · Jun 21, 2021

Not really fair, as this is in a (Hyper-V) VM on my rig with 8 vcores and 32 GB of dedicated RAM, but I also have to use CTRL + ALT + DEL and my WinHello PIN to log in:

starchase · Jun 22, 2021

starchase said:
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This is on the HP Spectre, manufactured about February 2016.

I should apologize as I completely blew off the W11 in the Subject - and ran this test on my Win10 machine!! Oppsy

jbcarreon123 · Jun 22, 2021

starchase said:
I should apologize as I completely blew off the W11 in the Subject - and ran this test on my Win10 machine!! Oppsy

What is your Windows 10 Restart Time? - Windows 10 Help Forums

Strictly Windows 10 only. Remember this is not a cold boot. I was a little disappointed with my new build but here it is anyway:

www.tenforums.com

badrobot · Nov 11, 2021

jvickers · Nov 11, 2021

Uh...

Okay, it seems slow, but I got hosed up by LogTransport not wanting to close down plus the fact that I have a lot loading on startup.

I like to pretend it's faster.

das10 · Nov 11, 2021

Epsilons · Nov 11, 2021

ThrashZone · Nov 13, 2021

Hi,
Didn't bother with a screen shot but 65 seconds with fast boot off.... in os and bios I'm not surprised by the timing
I'm more interested in quickly getting into bios if need be rather than quickly getting into the os of choice.

Ghot · Nov 13, 2021

39.86 seconds

rolff · Nov 13, 2021

61 sec with fast boot off in OS and bios
Windows 11 build 22000.346

jimbo45 · Nov 13, 2021

Hi there
so long as it's fast enough I'm not bothered.

Not trying to be facetious but unless boot time is exceptionally long and you boot frequently I think there are much more interesting (and important) issues to deal with !!!

OK I know some people are interested in this mega geeky stuff but I was delighted that Windows 11 even booted AT ALL !!!! the first time I installed it.

Cheers
jimbo

ThrashZone · Nov 13, 2021

Hi,
z490 system same fast boot off/ lagacy... 43 seconds
First was x299 it's always been slower.

jvickers · Nov 13, 2021

ThrashZone said:
Hi,
Didn't bother with a screen shot but 65 seconds with fast boot off.... in os and bios I'm not surprised by the timing
I'm more interested in quickly getting into bios if need be rather than quickly getting into the os of choice.

Agreed. Getting into bios is kind of important.

TairikuOkami · Nov 13, 2021

I had to restore PS in order to perform this test.

Dru2 · Nov 13, 2021

TairikuOkami said:
I had to restore PS in order to perform this test.

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PS to mean Photoshop? And why did you need to reinstall just to perform an restart test?

TairikuOkami · Nov 13, 2021

Dru2 said:
PS to mean Photoshop? And why did you need to reinstall just to perform an restart test?

PowerShell, I have it removed to prevent ransomware and other malware.

Code:

taskkill /im PowerShell.exe /f
taskkill /im PowerShell_ISE.exe /f
takeown /s %computername% /u %username% /f "%ProgramFiles%\WindowsPowerShell" /r /d y
icacls "%ProgramFiles%\WindowsPowerShell" /inheritance:r /grant:r %username%:(OI)(CI)F /t /l /q /c
rd "%ProgramFiles%\WindowsPowerShell" /s /q
takeown /s %computername% /u %username% /f "%ProgramFiles(x86)%\WindowsPowerShell" /r /d y
icacls "%ProgramFiles(x86)%\WindowsPowerShell" /grant:r %username%:(OI)(CI)F /t /l /q /c
rd "%ProgramFiles(x86)%\WindowsPowerShell" /s /q
takeown /s %computername% /u %username% /f "%WinDir%\System32\WindowsPowerShell" /r /d y
icacls "%WinDir%\System32\WindowsPowerShell" /grant:r %username%:(OI)(CI)F /t /l /q /c
rd "%WinDir%\System32\WindowsPowerShell" /s /q
takeown /s %computername% /u %username% /f "%WinDir%\SysWOW64\WindowsPowerShell" /r /d y
icacls "%WinDir%\SysWOW64\WindowsPowerShell" /grant:r %username%:(OI)(CI)F /t /l /q /c