What went wrong after Win 7 updates (X220 i7) ?

[Daudbros]

Now it takes 60 seconds to boot my X220 I7 after the latest Win7 updates.. Please help I am frustrated what shall I do?

[zoowalk0815]

x61 on win 7... boot takes much longer than earlier (although i would envy 60 seconds...).

Unfortunatly, no idea what happened.

[Daudbros]

It took earlier prior to latest update just 22 seconds I can not beleive this any more

[x220forMe]

Does your laptop have ssd?
Which antivirus s/w is installed?
Check out RapidBoot in Autostart folder and delete it.

My x220 i5-based with msata ssd and very strong antivir, in not uefi mode, takes to boot about 24-25 seconds.

[Daudbros]

I will follow your instruction here is the answer to both questions
1.. SSD 180GB
2. Microsoft security essentials

Please adivse where to find Autostart folder to delete RapidBoot

Many thanks again

[x220forMe]

OK, with SSD you've to get the boot time like me. From my point of view (and my expirience too) MS antivir increases the boot time.
As for the folder I've called as Autostat - I'm sorry, I have Windows with GUI not in Enhglish. Look at the Start menu, then find out the Startup folder.

[ccl13]

Please try to 1) upgrade to the newest BIOS and 2) uninstall RapidBoot. In my experience this will reduce your boot time to around 30 seconds.

[Daudbros]

BIOS = 1.28 I guess it is the latest ver. ? Please confirm best regards

[ccl13]

Yes 1.28 is the newest.

[ColonelONeill]

Try this:
Start, Run

C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v2.0.50727\ngen.exe executequeueditems