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[Solved] Laptop Slow Boot & Long Response Time: Troubleshooting Startup Delays, Lag & Freezing

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  • #31 17176451
    safbot1st
    Level 43  
    MówMiKaźmirz wrote:
    is it sometimes a FULL SYSTEM PARTITION

    It was in post # 1:
    Drive c: (Acer) (Fixed) (Total: 930.4 GB) (Free: 645.23 GB) NTFS
    You can see what starts up - Loaded modules (filtered):
    Crapware Acera, FubTool.exe (?), Steam, AVG, HP drivers, Cotana. Among others. For this on bunches of svchost.
    MówMiKaźmirz wrote:
    or the autostart upset

    Indeed, nothing was turned off. When it comes to boot time into msconfig, it's worth taking a look - that's clear.
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  • #32 17177054
    kingpc
    Level 8  
    Robert B wrote:
    1. AVG, Windows Defender and all Intel Protection Technology. Did you install that much on purpose? Too much, and not only that they disturb each other, they silt the system.
    I installed AVG on purpose. I always use this antivirus. I thought Windows Defender was automatically deactivating at this point. So I have to turn it off? I did not install Intel. I don't even know what it is.
    Robert B wrote:
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    2. Various bells and whistles of Acer. Do you need all of them?
    I have not installed and I do not need them.
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  • #33 17177496
    Robert B
    Level 43  
    kingpc wrote:
    I thought Windows Defender was automatically deactivating at this point. So I have to turn it off?

    Uninstall :)
    kingpc wrote:
    I did not install Intel

    As above.
    kingpc wrote:
    I have not installed and do not need them

    Also as above.
  • #34 17305677
    kingpc
    Level 8  
    Everything is back to normal.
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Topic summary

The discussion revolves around troubleshooting a slow boot and long response time issue on an Acer ES1-572-30CZ laptop. Users suggest various diagnostic steps, including checking the hard disk for viruses, using SMART diagnostics, and running MHDD for physical damage assessment. Recommendations include removing AVG antivirus, checking for unnecessary startup programs, and performing a surface scan of the hard drive. The conversation highlights the importance of verifying hardware functionality before addressing software issues. After following the suggested steps, the author reports that the laptop's performance has returned to normal.
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