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Whenever I load my modded minecraft, it seems to get stuck when loading is almost complete. It used to take me around 60-90 seconds to start minecraft when I used windows 8.1, but now since I upgraded to windows 10, It has taken around 8-10 min to start minecraft. Not only that, but I now only get about 9 fps in game in comparison to the 20-30 fps before my windows upgrade.

This problem did not cause any crashes. The problem seems to be unaffected by Optifine/No Optifine. When I uninstalled fastcraft, my client lagged so much It was rendered unusable. I have 143 mods installed and loaded by forge as of the time of this post.

I am running minecraft 1.7.10 with forge forge-1.7.10-10.13.4.1614.

Please help as soon as possible. :'(

Never mind, I will be rolling back to windows 8.1 due to numerous other problems with windows 10.

I relation to more than just modded minecraft, I would highly advise anyone considering upgrading to windows 10 to not do so. If you do not have good computer manipulating skills, you will find out very quickly and unpleasantly what the phrase "the bleeding edge of technology" means. Keeping windows 8 or 7 is a much better deal.

You seem to be the only person having these problems with Windows 10 and Minecraft that I've heard of. I've been using it since the Insider builds and I must say I quite like it. Windows 8/8.1 use a lot more resources and Windows 10 has been compared to XP in the speed and convenience it provides. I've used Minecraft with around 170 mods before and it took a little extra time which is of course expected with mods. I also don't have a beast of a computer at all. Possibly it's that you had downloaded too many extra programs that were eating up your resources.

Also if you could post full specs of your computer that would help a lot.

Quote from Sniper_Delta_02»

My game has much better framerate in Windows 10 than I did on 8.1

As does mine, not to mention I am seeing far less background resource usage than Previous versions. Also Microsoft typically follows a pattern of good/bad which can be seen in XP(Good)/Vista(Bad)/7(Good)/8;8.1(Bad)/10(Good)
And when I say good vs bad I'm considering factors as of speed, user reviews, stability, and compatibility.

In response to everything above, I had some unknown error during the windows 10 installation that completely bugged out most of the drivers on my computer. I had to manually roll back and reinstall a lot of stuff, but now, everything seems to be working fine.

Edit: The problem was related to a bad graphics driver that the windows 10 installation didn't replace correctly. After manually installing the correct driver, everything ran much better than with windows 8, exactly as it should.