Back in the days of XP, BootVis could be used to analyze how long a Windows XP machine takes to boot, sadly BootVis was XP only. To go right down into the depths of the Windows boot, you need a dedicated analysis tool that can help show you what’s going on and how long it takes. There are many tools around like Autoruns or CCleaner that allow you to look at the programs starting with Windows, but they don’t go very deep and get to the root cause of the issue. What can be useful in this case is analyzing the Windows startup procedure to identify if something is causing any problems. On a clean and trouble free system, the boot will be as fast as the hardware and Windows allows, if something is not quite right or loading improperly, the boot will slow down and it might even cause the computer to slow down after the boot has completed.
Windows is a complicated operating system underneath and during startup most of the programs, drivers and services needed for the computer to function are loaded.
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