We teach you how to activate fast startup in Windows 10

Have you upgraded to Windows 10 from a previous version like Windows 7 or Windows 8.1? If so, the most normal thing is that your team has experienced an improvement in its performance (slightly, we are not going to go crazy either) or at least it remains the same as before, but what if for some reason now your team is worse off?

It's okay, first of all let's stay calm, because if you have experienced a drop in performance, this can be partially remedied without too much trouble , either by performing a clean installation, quite tedious by the way, or with a trick such as enabling fast boot.

Fast boot came into our lives with Windows 8.x and it is based on the use of hibernation, so that when we turn off our computer instead of turning it off completely, what the system does is hibernate the kernel to so that when restarting it does not have to load all the files, achieving a reduction in loading time

This, however, does not happen when we restart the equipment, since in that case the load is complete, since it is a necessary process for the load and application of the patches that Microsoft periodically releases as well as to correct some small bugs and give stability to the system, something advisable although in certain cases it may not be a comfortable or useful option.

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If this is your case and you want to activate fast boot we are going to first check if it is activated, for which we are going to press with the right mouse button and within Power Options we activate the Require password when reactivating option."

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It is the previous step to later see a new screen that shows the ways of shutting down that we have activated. The first one you will see is Turn on fast startup, do you have it enabled? You only have to mark it to be able to start using it."

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You have already done it and you can try if you appreciate the difference, although if you want to make changes to the configuration, you will need to use the famous>Administrator permissionsto access all options."

From this moment your team should experience an improvement, but since not all machines are the same when it comes to offering results, despite Because they have the same components, you may want to go back, for which it will be enough to undo the steps that we have explained so far.