This means the client computers typically do not wait for the network to be fully initialized at startup and logon. Usually on client computers, Group Policy processing is not synchronous. Fix: Windows 10 domain machine slow to logon FIX 1 – Using Group Policy If any of such settings are applied incorrectly, clients may face this kind of problem. Usually, when a client machine is connected to a server or domain, it has a some of the settings already applied via DC. This issue can be resolved by configuring some settings. If you’re also facing same issue in your work environment, we’ll see how you can fix this problem, in this post. While if clients used local machine account login, this problem didn’t happen.
When the clients input their credentials, Windows taken about 10 to 30 seconds and beyond, to show the Desktop screen. The client machines were connected to Active Directory (AD) domain in this case. His clients were on the Windows 10 domain machine slow to logon. Recently, one of my reader approached me with this problem. Sometimes your clients may report you about slow Windows login. If you are an IT pro and managing multiple machines in your organization, this article may interest you.
