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Fast startup generally reduces this time to less than 10 seconds. Cold starting your computer might take 20-30 seconds to over a minute.

Fast boot time: As the name suggests, the primary advantage fast startup provides is a much reduced boot time.

Since fast startup is enabled by default, many users may not be aware of the advantages that it provides. You cannot disable hibernate and enable fast startup in Windows. One caveat that users should be aware of is that hibernate must be enabled to enable fast startup. Because of this, a significantly faster boot time is achieved when compared with a cold startup. The next time you boot up your device, the saved state stored in hyberfile.sys is loaded into memory bypassing initialization phases of a cold startup.

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Open applications and user-mode drivers are exempt from being written in hyberfile.sys. With fast startup enabled, the state of the kernel and loaded kernel-mode drivers are written into hyberfile.sys when you initiate a shutdown command. Fast Startupįast startup combines the ideas of cold startup with hibernation to deliver a hybrid shutdown. The next time you boot, the saved states from hyberfile.sys are read and loaded onto memory, allowing the user to quickly resume where they left off. Thus, the operating system is able to power down entirely. However, instead of saving the state of opened applications, drivers (kernel mode and user mode), and kernel into the memory, which is volatile, it instead stores these states into the hard drive in hyberfile.sys. Hibernate essentially performs the same function. This allows the device to engage in a very low power mode, which is useful if the user wants to take a short break from working on their computer. Sleep mode is a power-saving feature in Windows that freezes the current state of the device by saving loaded applications, drivers, and kernel into memory while suspending activities. Hibernate is a Windows feature that basically emulates sleep mode while shutting down. The kernel then configures core system functions and loads essential drivers into memory. The next time you boot your PC, the OS boot loader constructs a kernel image by reading from the hard drive and loading to memory. If your machine is configured for a cold startup, when you execute shut down, the OS safely terminates currently running threads, logs off user sessions, offloads drivers and kernel from the memory and finally powers off.

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It was introduced along with Windows 8 in 2016. Fast startup is one of the three startup modes in the Windows operating system.

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