Re: weird issues with NVDA when starting up computer.
HDD? Yep, then its normal. Windows is most likely starting up multiple programs at once, NVDA requires many, many small files which need to be loaded, which is especially slow on HDDs. So yeah, either get a SSD, or stay calm and wait for it to load.
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