Occasionally, I encounter an intriguing issue where certain programs, such as mGBA, my trusted GBA emulator, exhibit an unexpected delay in their launch process. Ordinarily, mGBA launches seamlessly with the speed of a fleeting thought; however, on sporadic occasions, its opening ritual morphs into a sluggish dance, lingering in the background processes of my system before graciously unveiling its interface. Intriguingly, this phenomenon isn't confined to mGBA alone; other programs, like Chrome, have been known to perform flawlessly despite this hiccup.
Despite my attempts at meticulous troubleshooting, including employing tools like sfc, the enigma persists, defying conventional solutions. Notably, I abstain from third-party antiviruses, and my system thrives on the expeditious performance afforded by NVMe drives and SSDs.
Are there fellow explorers of the digital realm who have traversed
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