Click on Start button and type gpedit.msc in the search box. Press Enter.
It opens the group policy editor window. Now Under Computer configuration, go to Administrative Template –> Systems-> Troubleshooting and diagnostics-> Windows boot performance diagnostics.
Click on Windows boot performance diagnostics. On the right, you will find “Configure Scenario Execution level”. Right click on it and select properties.
“Configure scenario execution level properties” windows will open. You’ll notice that it is set to “Not configured”. Select the option “Enabled”. Now select the scenario execution level from the drop down to “Detection, Troubleshoot and Resolution”.
It means Diagnostic Policy Service (one of the services that runs in the background) will detect Windows Boot Performance problems and notify the user about the resolution if available.
If you select “Detection and troubleshoot only” then Diagnostic Policy Service will detect all the problems related to Windows Boot Performance and add an event (root causes) to the event log. Administrator of the computer can check the event log and troubleshoot the problem manually.
Note 1) For functioning of Windows Boot Performance Diagnostics, Diagnostic Policy Service (DPS) must be running in the background service. ( To check it is running or not click on “Start”, type services and press “Enter”. On services window check status of Diagnostic policy service and make sure it’s running).
If you computer keeps you waiting for the Windows logon screen, then you could try these steps and check the results. Let us know how it went for you.
Note 2) gpedit.msc feature is only present in Windows 7 Ultimate, Professional and Enterprise editions. If you own Windows 7 Home Premium or Basic editions then you might not get gpedit.msc after typing it on a search box.
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