Have multiple Windows Servers, Windows Server 2016 and 2019. Noticed that reboot times for Server 2016 are really slow, especially during Windows updates. Cannot see the same issue with Windows Server 2019. Wondering if there is a specific setting or maybe a command that could speed up the reboot times? Have already looked into Soft-Reboot, but could not find much information except that it was a preview feature and cannot find any documentation regarding it. Checked into 'Shutdown: Clear virtual memory pagefile' policy setting, as that could cause longer reboot times, if enabled, but this policy is already set to disabled.
Was there something done with Windows Server 2019 to boost reboot times, that could be replicated in Server 2016, or are there any other possible workarounds to speed up the reboot times?