This Fast startup option is enabled by default.
To solve this complication, you just need to kickstart your box instead of shutting down.
In the restart state your system will be shut down completely and then boot it again.
This way, the Windows update will get away from the loop of fast boot mode.
Detailed Information about Fast Boot
This setting combines the properties of hibernation mode with total shutdown.
As a result, a faster start-up experience is provided.
In other words, a quick start is a kind of light or partial shutdown.
When we turn off the computer without having activated the fast startup, the system follows the following steps.
First, Windows closes all open programs, then closes the user session and finally disconnects the system.
So the system will start from a kind of hibernation and not from zero.
Logically, this is different from normal hibernation.
Where the user takes up the work as he had left it.
It is simply a faster and cleaner start.
However, it may decrease boot time and increase hibernation files.
Windows 10 is undoubtedly a very popular system.
Indeed, its ease of use and visual appeal make it widely used.
However, it has sometimes been criticized for being too heavy.
That is to say, depending on the characteristics of the hardware, its startup is usually slow.
Especially if compared to other operating systems.
Aware of this situation, Microsoft is working to improve this aspect in Windows 10.
This is done by incorporating improvements and changes so that the system behaves in the smoothest way possible.
One of these improvements is Fast Boot.
This allows the system to start up faster than a normal startup.
There are several methods to do this.
The following steps will work with Windows 8, 8.1 as well.
Check out this video tutorial on how to enable/turn off the fast boot from windows 10 startup.
As a result, the system experience will improve considerably.
