System slow even after a restart, but not after a shutdown/power on

[flxrbr]

As the title says, does anyone know how to prevent this?

[Arrababiski]

May be helpful if you run this command after a restart, to let us know which service is causing the slowness:

systemd-analyze blame

It’s also a good idea provide your system information:

[HowTo] Find system information

Difficulty: ★☆☆☆☆ Rather than providing the commercial reference of a computer or piece of hardware, it is usually better to directly ask the system to describe itself. On top of saving time to everyone, this also often provides more details, including something specific to the running system. Below is a (not exhaustive) list of commands for retrieving system information. If you don’t know how to use those commands, or how to provide them to support, see: [HowTo] Use the terminal / TTY …

[flxrbr]

Thanks for the reply. I’ll do that next time I feel my system slow.

But is there a way to do a “full reboot” when hitting the reboot button?

[Arrababiski]

You can try REISUB instead hitting the reset button if your computer is hung:

[HowTo] reboot / turn off your frozen computer: REISUB/REISUO

Difficulty: ★★☆☆☆ This tutorial was created because people are using a hard power off during freezes, so this will teach you how to turn off your computer when everything is frozen using softer means. So whenever you see someone saying they had to “Power Off” or “Hard Reset” their system without doing a REISUB, please send them here! If you’re reading this in response to a question, please click the green link above this text to bring you to the full unabridged text of the tutorial…

[flxrbr]

I’m sorry, I expressed myself badly.

When I said reboot, I was saying clicking on the system restart button (on the menu).

[Arrababiski]

Really surprising…

Hope you can try the systemd-analyze blame command to see what’s going on.