Fast Boot is Disabling Features! - Explained

[@AnotherPlanetsHell]

Finally! You're the ONLY person (believe me, I've looked) who correctly, comprehensively, and concisely explains the practical considerations of fast boot. I do wish you had also mentioned _fast startup,_ if only to distinguish it from fast boot for those who might mix up the two. Anyway, imho, both of these features should be turned off-they're futile at best and fraught at worst.

[@Drippy_Jesus]

This the first video I’ve ever seen from this channel and it’s awesome! Hope your channel grows exponentially ✌️

[@Moretpql]

Love your energy😍, this video had everything I wanted thank you so much!😁

[@BidoTech]

Very good information, seeing you from The Dominican Republic.

[@shomikoto7558]

Disabling the fast boot significantly increased my laptop booting time, it took around 40 seconds. Enabling it made my laptop boot really fast just around 5 seconds.

[@FFn101]

do you use hard disk or ssd ?

[@grayisgood]

Holy shit! Thanks for this information! All these things not working and I didn't know why. And you verified some things I thought it was doing. But on my laptop, having trouble making it stop. Actually, after doing several things to try to stop hibernation/sleep/fast boot, the laptop is now showing a screen that says "shutting down" which is extremely encouraging. And it booted two cds but refused to boot two dvds. Windows install and repair disks are dvds. Yes, it's a dvd rom drive (at least it claims to be). Not to worry as long as it keeps booting from usb. It's very tempremental. I have to make boot usbs with one specific version of one specific app for them to boot. It's mbr, and I think even though some apps say they're backwards compatible, they are not. But that's just a guess, I don't know for sure. I'm replacing the old hard drive and ram and I'm so excited. I am going to do a clean install of windows to make sure I don't carry over whatever is so damn wonky about it, if it's something in the windows system.

[@HardstylezSuperstaar]

Can fast boot affect GPU ? I have big problems and can't play any game without getting "DirectX function" problem and wonder if this can be the problem ?

[@Thomashughes111]

Yeah blue screen

[@TheYourboyj]

If you have fast boot enabled can't you just hold shift and click shut down for a complete shut down?

[@roadrunner3481]

You are confusing fast boot with fast startup

[@m.mu318]

Thannnk u very much u solve my problem it just doesn’t boot in display port every time when i turn on my pc i have to unplug the cable from monitor and boot it in “HDMI calble from second monitor” and it boot slowly but now its solved

[@Ravecat27]

On my MSI it is called Memory Fast Boot is this the same?

[@doyouliketacos7809]

Thank you your the best

[@harrisDessaintt]

mine is after turning on the pc it takes 26 seconds to see the motherboard manufacturer name. is it normal or should I enabled that fast boot? please help

[@algorithmm7892]

good video, fast and enough explanation

[@costascostas1760]

Thank you, great presentation 👍

[@KingPhilippp]

whenever i enable fast boot. Boot sequence always mess up and it goes "insert boot and press a key" which I fix by disabling fast boot. Do you know what might be the problem is? I'm using a gen 3 m.2 nvme. Could it be a mobo problem

[@tony_bucharest]

Hi! Can you tell how the Windows App (in my case Gigabyte Fast Boot) communicates with the BIOS settings? I cannot enter Bios with Windows UEFI (boots with no monitor signal) nor with F2 before Power. I wish to troubleshoot mainly the app. Because all my options there are greyed out. And would be nice to enter BIOS as Gigabyte intended to use FastBoot for their MBs

[@feuerfuchs2347]

Yes, id need that too

[@tony_bucharest]

@@feuerfuchs2347 a had a problem with fastboot app (if I remember well) (I got the app from the official website.) Then I realized I can update the fast boot app from the main gigabyte app (which updates every gb app). As I recall this was my fix. (Then I could enter the bios from the windows app). Edit: also I did a hard battery reset and Disabled CSM support

[@n0viewers409]

I been booting from Usb Drives for a long time with Fast Boot on.

[@mrpotaehead]

I enabled MSI fast boot in BIOS (before watching this video) and now i get this black Screen. Problem: My Keyboard (or better my USB-Port) stopped working. RIP... taking out the battery obviously helped. Now i have to select my M2 for booting win10

[@maruf3002]

This debug process take over 1 minutes for me... Is that Normal?

[@codingandtech5909]

Great info. I have a question ⁉️. How do I update the BIOS of my Dell latitude E5470. Currently the BIOS version is 1.22.3 installed on 2/17/2020. The latest BIOS for update is of version 1.33.3 which is released on 09 Nov 2022. Should I install this update or do I upgrade one step at a time as there are many versions available before the current latest version. My question or consern is can I skip all the updates and directly install the latest BIOS version. There are 9 BIOS version available before the latest 09 Nov 2022 version. So I am confused as how to go about installing these BIOS updates. I don't want to end up corrupting windows or motherboard. Is it okay to skip BIOS versions and go straight to the newest one.

[@MaxsTech]

Bios updates should contain all the previous fixes/changes so you can just install the latest one.

[@Arlus]

Starlabs shirt talking about fast 🤔

[@mercer_yass]

what a great video

[@katzetante5599]

Thanks for the explanation. This was short bus very useful

[@kakoiniksvoboden]

Weird - Fast Boot is enabled on my computer and I was able to install Windows and Linux from a bootable USB stick.

[@peterwallace7983]

I have Ultra fast Boot Enabled in my ASROCK M365-HDV motherboard but boot is slow taking up to 35 seconds to boot to the login screen. When I enter my password the welcome screen takes ages to log into Wiondows 11. I'v tried lots of thing but can't fix this.

[@MaxsTech]

Sounds like your hard drive is the bottle neck, are you booting from a standard hdd or an ssd?

[@peterwallace7983]

My hard drive is an SSD. I Chaged the power settings to high performance and set the CPU to 100%. I also set boot in the BIOS to Ultra Fast Boot. as i said once I eneter my login on the windows login screen it takes a little longer to get into windows 11. Before you gave this good advice my prgrams took a bit long to open. Such as PaintShop Pro, so now it opens quickly and when I open a PNG or Jpeg it is very fast. The only small problem I still have is Shutdown takes a quite a bit of time, it sits with the Hard drive activation light solid for a while then the PC shuts down. Sorry this reply is so long, I'm typing this on my phone. Thanks again.

[@grayisgood]

@@peterwallace7983 Have you turned off startup apps and background apps?

[@thangumovie7732]

Remove additional USB device except keyboard and mouse enable pagepool virtual ram then disable csm support bios optimize SSD drive in windows disable unwant startup done

[@nen848]

Y'know I've always wondered, have you ever tried to work for LTT? You seem to have all the qualifications to get a job there

[@MaxsTech]

I hear he makes his staff all wear socks and sandles… i just can’t get on board with that. Haha :P

[@MaxsTech]

Thank you for the compliment :) but I prefer the flexibility of my own channel even though it’s small (but growing). Hopefully one day we could do a collab though.

[@mahiiiway3183]

What is WiFi fastboot mode ?

[@pleiadesneptunes]

thanks - very useful, but you seem to be in permanent fastboot mode.....

[@Anomalitera]

fast boot has enable n my fan pc never stop has shutdown

[@__harvey]

Turned off fast boot bios time went from 18s to 14s 😂

[@grayisgood]

You have way too much energy. Can I have some?