Windows Booting very slow after 2004 update ,

I have recently installed version 2004 and everything is working fine.My boot time is still the same as before the update which is 24 seconds.I cannot imagine what it feels like to have to wait 15 minutes.The best change i ever made was to install a ssd drive.

I have recently installed version 2004 and everything is working fine.My boot time is still the same as before the update which is 24 seconds.I cannot imagine what it feels like to have to wait 15 minutes.The best change i ever made was to install a ssd drive.

Im have an ssd as boot drive before I installed update, suggested steps did not solve issue, except a clean install.

I have recently installed version 2004 and everything is working fine.My boot time is still the same as before the update which is 24 seconds.I cannot imagine what it feels like to have to wait 15 minutes.The best change i ever made was to install a ssd drive.

Im have an ssd as boot drive before I installed update, suggested steps did not solve issue, except a clean install.

Thank your very much for your input.  It would appear a SSD might resolve my problem - you and several other posts attest.  My laptop (Asus) is a few years old so no doubt I would need to weigh the age factor against the cost of a new drive.  I don't have the necessary tools or knowledge to do the upgrade so I would also need to weigh professional upgrade costs against a new laptop.  Frustrating as my laptop runs fine after the inordinate bootup time - albeit after following some other advice and making changes to services.msc the laptop is running slower.

@jaavenor and others here. This input I saw on another related forum:

"

Since i have update to 20H2 [this is the upcoming October Feature Update under test via the Insiders test groups] I had absolutely no more event view errors and my pc works pretty good, boot time for me is almost instant as i have a nvm m.2...

Things may be different from PC to PC as we all use different drivers and components ... overall 20h2 is way better than the previous windows version at least for me ... "