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The video addresses problems related to the Fast Startup feature in Windows, initially introduced in Windows 8.1 to speed up boot and shutdown times by storing data in a "hyberfile.sys" and putting the system into a hibernated state. Although Fast Startup can enhance performance, it may cause issues such as error messages during shutdown, hanging, reboot loops, and driver conflicts, especially with Windows updates. The speaker provides a step-by-step guide to disable Fast Startup via the Control Panel to prevent these issues, particularly recommending this for systems with fast SSD or NVMe drives. The presenter further advises using balanced power settings for better compatibility with Ryzen processors, ensuring all drivers and Windows updates are current to avoid complications.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker addresses the issue of receiving an error message when shutting down a PC, often caused by Fast Startup being enabled. Fast Startup is a feature introduced with Windows 8.1 that speeds up boot and shutdown times by putting the system into a hibernated state, storing data in a “hyberfile.sys.” This feature can cause problems, such as hanging during shutdown or conflicts with drivers and Windows updates. The speaker explains how to check if Fast Startup is enabled via the command prompt and suggests disabling it to avoid these issues, especially if you have fast SSD or NVMe drives. The video then provides a step-by-step guide on how to turn off Fast Startup through the Control Panel, navigating to Hardware and Sound, and adjusting the power button settings.
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In this part of the video, the presenter discusses the benefits and drawbacks of disabling fast startup on a PC. While fast startup can lead to quicker startups and shutdowns, it may also cause issues such as reboot loops and shutdown problems due to corrupted files or outdated drivers stored in the hyperfile.sys. The presenter recommends disabling fast startup to avoid these issues, using balanced power settings for better compatibility with Ryzen processors, and ensuring all drivers are up to date through the device manager. Staying updated with Windows updates is also advised to prevent driver-related problems.