Replacing the harddrive with an inexpensive solid state drive will do the most to speed up the computer, but you should also prepare to upgrade to a newer laptop in a year or two.
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Have you checked your bios settings for boot options? On mine I have 3 different options: fast boot, thorough and auto along with a couple for delays.
I'll check, thanks
Its fine as you have HDD