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04-23-2024 02:08 PM
When I turn on the laptop, after a while the HP logo appears and then going to boot.
I bought this Laptop a few days ago.
I already have another laptop from HP, also I have seen many other models but never seen HP logo appears after a long time.
Actually it's not my issue my booting is slow,
My mean issue why HP logo appears after a long time
This The link of my recorded video...
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1aNes4GoNLEyb5Yj5iUiOhJI8-cYSg2MU/view?usp=drivesdk
04-23-2024 02:44 PM
Sorry, the attached video does not play.
How long does the logo stay on the screen before it clears and the laptop boots into the Windows login screen?
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04-23-2024 07:56 PM
I tried this on a older HP laptop, and the logo took 8 seconds to appear and the login took 8 seconds more.
This laptop does have an NVMe SSD, so that is among the fastest drives out there. But mine is only 4 seconds faster than yours.
If you have anything plugged into the USB ports, you could remove those to see if that lowers the initial boot time.
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04-23-2024 11:24 PM
Actually i found a little difference of booting spreed on my old hp laptop and new hp laptop.
Old laptop booting spreed is 3-4 sec Faster. I think It's happen because i was install Samsung 970 EVO Plus nvme ssd.
But in my new hp laptop ( 15-fq5007tu ) have WD nvme m.2, which spreed is slow compare to Samsung Nvme m.2
04-24-2024 10:30 AM
Not only are some NMVe drives faster than other, some PCI busses are faster as well. I only have a gen4 bus, while the newer motherboards often have a gen5 bus.
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