Windows 10 takes between 8 and 11 minutes to start

-I really apologize for not solving this problem so far, but don't worry, our community is open and another specialist with more ideas can try to help you, bye

But your answer isn't going to solve this problem.
I've done a clean boot - makes no difference.

I've used DISM and the System File Checker - they make no difference.

I am asking if anyone can tell me explicitly how I can identify what is failing to load from the lines I've included, how to identify why they're not loading and how to fix the issue.

I need someone from Microsoft who understands actually what is going on, and not just giving me the same answers everyone who has boot issues gets.

I didn't specify each one because they are all problems with initializations, you are right, they are really generic answers that solve this type of problem, corrupted files at startup, if you take a look at the community, all the steps lead to a verification of the system image, as I went through earlier, I need to know if you did the procedures and what the results were. Until later.

Graciously,

Claudeir

Expert

Hi, thanks for the response, but that doesn't answer any of my questions - that's just a generic response for anyone with Windows issues.

Specifically:

1. How do I determine exactly what is being loaded from the lines I've displayed from the boot log?
2. How do I then determine what the issue is?

If there is a log file then it is meant to be read - so someone at Microsoft must know what it means. However, it is very clear from searching that they have not communicated this information to anyone else.

For example, this line:
BOOTLOG_NOT_LOADED @oem10.inf,%sensorssimulatordriver.devicedesc%;Microsoft Visual Studio Location Simulator Sensor

It would indicate that the driver for the "Microsoft Visual Studio Location Simulator Sensor" cannot be loaded. How do I locate this driver? There is no "Sensors" entry in my device manager.
How do I fix the issue with it being loaded? If I can't locate the file then I can't fix it.

Hello, I am Claudeir, a user and independent expert, it is very important to me that all your questions are answered and that you have a positive experience.

-Okay, what's the model and what components of your laptop?

Is your hard drive too full? close to full capacity?

Do some of the following:

-Clean boot:

Clean boot is used to determine if a background program is interfering with the system or optimizing system loading.

For clean boot follow the steps below:

On the Desktop, simultaneously press the Windows + R keys to open Run;

In the Run menu, type the command msconfig and click OK to open the System Configuration;

On the Services tab, check the option Hide all Microsoft services and Click Disable All;

Click Apply and OK;

Restart the computer.

NOTE: This procedure disables all third-party services and programs. You can later, if the problem is solved in this way, selectively enable the programs and services that will start with Windows, instead of keeping all disabled. If the problem returns after activating the startup of a specific service or program, the problem is exactly in the startup of this software and it is recommended to remove it.

-Right click on the taskbar, open the task manager, go to the Startup tab, and disable all unnecessary applications at laptop startup, right click and disable.

-Do a disk cleaning, Windows + Q, search for: Disk cleaning, select the drive where the operating system is located, click Ok, then check all the options and click Ok.

-Right button at start, run PowerShell (admin)

Copy and paste the following command:

DISM.exe /Online /Cleanup-image /Restorehealth

and press Enter. (Note: this step may take a few minutes to start and up to 30 minutes to complete).

After you see a message saying "The operation completed successfully", copy and paste this command:

Sfc /scannow

and press Enter.

Wait for a message that says "Scan 100% complete", type exit.

(remembering that the commands must be executed in English, be careful not to be translated into another language automatically)

-Check with Windows Defender:

Uninstall any third-party anti-malware, many antivirus have their own removal tool. Visit the Installed Software website for more information. Your system will not be left unprotected because Windows has its own security system that automatically enables it as soon as you restart your computer.

leave only Windows Defender, then Windows + i, update and security, Windows security, open Windows security, protection against viruses and threats, scan options, check and do a full scan, then check and do an offline scan.

-After all the completed steps, if you do not see a considerable improvement in the performance of the laptop, consider making a system recovery, slow startup is an indication that the system needs to be recovered, you can do this by keeping your personal files. Windows + i, update and security, recovery, start now. Just follow the steps to recover while keeping your files.

If the answer helped in any way, consider leaving your opinion, marking it as answered or leaving more details, so that we can continue the service, this is very important for us.

Sincerely,

Claudeir

Expert