如果您注意到Windows 10 计算机上的固态硬盘 (SSD)(Solid State Drive (SSD))启动时间很慢,您可能想知道哪里出了问题。SSD(SSDs)以比普通硬盘驱动器更快的启动和更快的运行速度而闻名,因此当事情开始变慢时,可能需要修复一些问题。
在本指南中,我将列出一些潜在的修复方法,说明您的 SSD 在启动时可能会变慢的原因。这些问题应该可以解决启动时间问题,在某些情况下,它们也可能会提高总体性能。
由于很难查明您的问题,我们将以简单的顺序提供我们的提示 - 从最简单到最复杂。希望(Hopefully)您的SSD能够立即重新启动并全速运行。
全 SSD 减慢速度 – 释放空间(Full SSDs Slow Down – Free Up Space)以提高性能
SSD上的空间越少,它的执行速度就越慢。然而,这些天并没有你想象的那么糟糕。较旧的SSD技术存在此问题,因此除非您有较旧的SSD(我们谈论的是 2010 年左右),否则这不会成为问题。
但是,如果您的SSD容量为 90% 或更高,您可能会注意到一些性能问题。在这一点上,你应该清理一些空间。
如果您使用较小的存储容量,可能很难维护您的SSD 。最好的解决方案通常是将大部分数据卸载到更大的1TB 硬盘(1TB HDD)上。它们非常具有成本效益,并且仍然为基本性能提供合理的速度。如果您没有现成的备用硬盘驱动器,同时清理 10% 的存储容量就足够了。
您可以通过按Windows 键(Windows Key)、键入PC并单击这台 PC(This PC)来检查您的存储容量。
更改为高性能模式 -(High Performance Mode –)适用于笔记本电脑(Laptops)
这是一个快速的潜在修复。按照以下步骤更改(Change)为高性能模式。
按屏幕右下角的电池选项。(Battery option )
将滑块拖动到右侧的最佳性能。(Best performance )
- 接下来,在 Windows 搜索菜单中按Windows 键(Windows Key)类型电源和睡眠。(Power & Sleep)
- 单击电源和睡眠设置(Power & Sleep Settings)
- 单击其他电源设置( Additional Power Settings)。
- 在新选项卡上,单击左侧的创建电源计划。(Create a power plan)
- 选择高性能(High Performance),然后单击下一步。(click Next. )选择您的睡眠设置,然后单击创建(create)。
减少启动应用程序
通过减少计算机启动时启动的应用程序,您的 PC 启动时间将得到改善。即使SSD(SSDs)可以更快地读取和写入数据,许多启动应用程序仍然会减慢您的启动时间。
要减少首次启动时启动的应用程序,请按照以下步骤操作。
- 按Windows 键。(Windows Key.)
- 键入启动(Startup)并单击启动任务。(Startup tasks.)
- 浏览列表并在启动时取消切换您不想要的应用程序。(untoggle apps)
- 额外提示:关闭(Turn off)尽可能多的高影响应用程序(high impact apps)。
检查病毒
如果您在后台运行病毒或恶意软件,则您使用的系统资源可能会不必要地高。运行病毒扫描(virus scan),或按照本指南使用免费工具彻底清除 PC 上的任何现有恶意软件(completely eliminate any existing malware on your PC with free tools)。
禁用超低功耗状态
超低功耗(Ultra Low Power) 状态(States)(简称ULPS)是一种省电模式,可能会影响您的性能和启动时间。这是Crossfire中(Crossfire)AMD显卡的一项功能,有时会导致启动时间变慢。
请注意,如果您使用的是NVIDIA或只有一个AMD显卡,这不会给您带来问题。
我将在下面解释如何禁用它。请(Please)仔细按照步骤操作。
- 按Windows Key + R 打开运行框。
- 键入Regedit并按enter。
- 如果出现提示,请单击是。(Yes )
- 按Ctrl+F打开查找提示。
- 键入EnableULPS并单击查找(Find)。
查找EnableULPS(EnableULPS)注册表项可能需要一些时间。出现后,双击 EnableULPS 值(double click the EnableULPS value)并将其从 1 更改为 0(change it from 1 to 0)。
概括
这总结了我们对如何修复Windows 10上缓慢的(Windows 10)SSD启动时间的看法。通常,这是一个软件问题,类似于上面列出的问题之一。
但是,在某些情况下,这可能是由于硬件故障。为什么不看看这个免费的硬件诊断工具列表来监控您的硬件是否存在错误?
How To Fix Slow SSD Boot Up Times On Windows 10
If you’re noticing slоw Solid State Drive (SSD) boot up times on your Windows 10 computer, you’re probably wondering where things went wrong. SSDs are renowned for having faster boot ups and faster operation speeds than regular hard drives, so when things start to get slow, something may need to be fixed.
In this guide, I will list a number of potential fixes for why your SSD may be slowing down on boot up. These issues should fix boot up times and in some cases they may improve general performance too.
As it can be hard to pinpoint your problem, we will be offering our tips in a simple order – from the easiest to the most complicated. Hopefully, your SSD will be up and running again at full speed in no time.
Full SSDs Slow Down – Free Up Space To Improve Performance
The less space on your SSD, the slower it will perform. However, it’s not as bad these days as you think. Older SSD technology had this problem, so unless you have an older SSD – we’re talking around 2010 – this isn’t going to be an issue.
However, if your SSD is at 90% capacity or higher, you may notice some performance issues. It’s at this point you should clear up some space.
It can be hard to maintain your SSD if you are using a smaller storage capacity. The best solution is often to offload the majority of your data to a larger 1TB HDD. They are very cost efficient and still offer reasonable speeds for basic performance. If you don’t have a spare hard drive readily available, in the meantime just clearing up 10% of your storage capacity should be enough.
You can check your storage capacity by pressing the Windows Key, typing PC and clicking This PC.
Change To High Performance Mode – For Laptops
Here’s a quick potential fix. Change to high performance mode by following the steps below.
Press the Battery option in the bottom right of your screen.
Drag the slider to Best performance on the right side.
- Next, Press the Windows Key type Power & Sleep in the Windows Search menu.
- Click Power & Sleep Settings
- Click Additional Power Settings.
- On the new tab, click Create a power plan on the left side.
- Choose High Performance and then click Next. Choose your sleep settings and then click create.
Reduce Startup Apps
By reducing what apps start when your computer boots up, your PC boot time will improve. Even though SSDs can read and write data faster, dozens of startup apps will still slow down your boot up time.
To reduce what apps start when you first boot up, follow the steps below.
- Press the Windows Key.
- Type Startup and click on Startup tasks.
- Go through the list and untoggle apps you don’t want at startup.
- Extra tip: Turn off as many high impact apps as possible.
Check For Viruses
If you have viruses or malware running in the background, your used system resources could be unnecessarily high. Run a virus scan, or follow this guide to completely eliminate any existing malware on your PC with free tools.
Disable Ultra Low Power States
Ultra Low Power States, or ULPS for short, is a power saving mode that may make an impact on your performance and boot up times. This is a feature for AMD graphics cards in Crossfire that can sometimes cause slow boot up times.
Note that if you are using NVIDIA or have a single AMD graphics card, this won’t cause an issue for you.
I will explain how you can disable it below. Please follow the steps carefully.
- Press Windows Key + R to open the Run box.
- Type Regedit and press enter.
- Click Yes if prompted.
- Press Ctrl+F to open the Find prompt.
- Type EnableULPS and click Find.
It may take some time to find the EnableULPS registry key. Once it appears, double click the EnableULPS value and change it from 1 to 0.
Summary
That summarizes our look at how to fix slow SSD boot up times on Windows 10. Usually, it’s a software issue like one of those listed above.
However, in some cases it may be due to failing hardware. Why not take a look at this free hardware diagnostic tools list to monitor your hardware for errors?