Fast Boot allows us to boot our computer faster by performing a deep hibernation instead of completely powering it off.
If you have startup scripts, you should disable Fast Boot because it will prevent running the scripts, as your computer will not be "starting up".
In a domain-controlled environment, you can set a Group Policy that disables Fast Boot for all your computers by modifying the Registry.
You should configure the following Registry key:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Session Manager\Power\HiberbootEnable
With the value 0 as a DWORD.
With this Registry key, your computer will skip the Fast Boot and perform a complete power-off and startup cycle.
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