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| 15 Mar 2011 | |
| Windows 7 Ultimate x64 1 posts | Windows 7 SP1 on x64 Laptop I have just been trying to setup my system with Windows 7 Ultimate x64 SP1. When I ran it all appeared OK but various system commands failed to work correctly, so I reloaded Ultimate, loaded my chipset drivers then loaded SP1. Before loading SP1 I ran a check to see how long it took from switch on to the log on screen, this was 53.78 seconds. After loading SP1, I did the same check again and this time it took 98.13 seconds.  Does anyone know why the boot time has nearly doubled? I did check that my system was running at it full rate (M15X's have Stealth Mode which reduces CPU speed to 50% of max) and it was OK. I have seen notes on MS Technet re problems with 64bit machines so is this a problem we can sort or is it a problem with SP1 itself? |
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| 15 Mar 2011 | |
| Windows 7 x64 (SP1) 5,254 posts | You need to boot the computer a few times so it can optimize and cache. It needs time to optimize your computer. |
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