@ClepticNova, you should be able to investigate the causes from the event viewer (under applications and services logs > microsoft > windows > diagnostics - performance).
dstrakele wrote:
That may only mean your assumption of the cause may be incorrect. Try earlier Restore Points. You can always UNDO them if they fall to change behavior.
ive restored to a much earlier restore point and all is back to normal.thanks a lot mate. i noticed that boot time is pretty much the same as before. i wonder if that disk optimization option is generally helpful?
rewben wrote:
@ClepticNova, you should be able to investigate the causes from the event viewer (under applications and services logs > microsoft > windows > diagnostics - performance).
i checked everything on it rewben and it seems like every boot up there is a warning or error event
is this normal or what?
yeah don't worry, it's normal; as you can see in the log, there are a number of entries that might tell you about what is slowing your laptop down during boot/shutdown. you can try to check out each of them and find out which ones you can disable safely. if you're unsure, you can google the apps/services in question for more information.
