If Edge is on another Drive, could it affect Windows startup speed?

[Spelunky]

Hi friends,
I moved the Edge Stable and Edge Canary folders to drive D:
And then I created symbolic links with the MKLINK command so that the moved folders appear to be in their respective locations on the C: drive, so for Windows it's like the folders continued in their respective default locations.

After that I noticed that Windows startup slowed down.
This was the only change I made to the computer in the last 5 days, and it was only after this change that Windows startup slowed down.
Is there any connection between the startup slowing down and the Edge folders being on another drive?

[#2]

Hello
I'm glad you're doing the experience, but once I did likewise with other programs and everything was fine until windows update, I suggest you restore the default location!