Windows 7 - Restart Time

**Brink** · 11-27-2008

How to See What Your Windows 7 Restart Time is

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Click here to read the entire tutorial

**ProsperousOne** · 02-07-2010

After the reboot, I dont' get the popup showing my restart time.

I get my login page, showing my login (as admin) and my other login (for my PostgreSQL)

Ah, fixed it. While I was making the tweaks it started working... just dunno which one it was

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53 seconds so far... not done tweaking though

Edit: had to disable the logon screens, so it goes directly to my desktop upon bootup...

Down to 43 seconds, but was hoping for under 15

**weazzor** · 02-15-2010

My pc restarts in 141 seconds.

**maciacia1** · 02-17-2010

Quote: Originally Posted by danielinterius

Quote: Originally Posted by Brink

Hello Daniel, and welcome to Vista Forums.

Thank you.

Now, 40 seconds.
YouTube - 40 seconds restart time with windows 7 x64 rc build 7100

I've seen your vid i must say im impressed and jealous

bit but if you go to start and type in 'msconfig' and run it go to second tab and click 'no gui boot' and change 30 seconds to 3.
Also go to advanced or something like that and select all cores to speed it up its just a minor windows mistake.That will speed it up even more.

**WindowsVienna** · 02-17-2010

thank you, very useful.

if my restart time is 62 sec, it's good?

**ZaLiTH** · 02-18-2010

Quote: Originally Posted by WindowsVienna

thank you, very useful.

if my restart time is 62 sec, it's good?

If that's with normal mechanical drives (not SSD), a non-RAID setup, or standard speed CPU (not overclocked); then yeah, that's a pretty awesome score...

**danielinterius** · 02-18-2010

Quote: Originally Posted by maciacia1

Quote: Originally Posted by danielinterius

Quote: Originally Posted by Brink

Hello Daniel, and welcome to Vista Forums.

Thank you.

Now, 40 seconds.
YouTube - 40 seconds restart time with windows 7 x64 rc build 7100

I've seen your vid i must say im impressed and jealous

bit but if you go to start and type in 'msconfig' and run it go to second tab and click 'no gui boot' and change 30 seconds to 3.
Also go to advanced or something like that and select all cores to speed it up its just a minor windows mistake.That will speed it up even more.

I can assure you, that I have done everything possible, to get the absolutely lowest restart time.

**maciacia1** · 02-21-2010

well in that case sorry for interruption danielinterius

**arkhi** · 03-11-2010

Quote: Originally Posted by maciacia1

second is not bad but first one ive done everything possible to slow it down and i guess thats a record

It's simple, really. Enter BIOS after restart. Go to bathroom. Have Lunch. Have snack. Watch TV. Stretch. Take a bath. Go out walk. Go back in. Exit BIOS. Voila, it'll be an awesome restart time

**danielinterius** · 03-12-2010

Quote: Originally Posted by maciacia1

well in that case sorry for interruption danielinterius

Interuption?

What do you mean by that?

As far as I know, you have not interrupted me in any way?

**danielinterius** · 04-14-2010

Now I tried the script with usb-functions disabled in bios.

38 sec.

Windows 7 - Restart Time

Restart Time problems?