Windows 7 boots slower than Vista, says study.

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    Arghhhh ... Mac that avatar is going to trigger an epileptic seizure in sombody...
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       #11

    You know I posted it because it was originally posted in vista and I thought we should have a crack at it as well

    orig post credit JMH
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    I just consider the source of the article ... iolo...
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    PCWorld mag. and Cnet reported somewhat similar findings - but I guess people don't want to know that.
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    zezasu said:
    Well, it did startup slow for me (timed by stopwatch) but after awhile it got faster since i was installing programs left and right that i need to use, but guess what? i don't have to shut down as often anymore. the standby function actually works without messing up my sound or my keyboard. It feels more snappy and better, and i have not had one error with Windows 7. I like W7 way more then i will ever like vista. I loathe and detest vista
    My experience with the 32bit Vista Home Premium turned out to be far superior to the quite often error laden XP both Home and Pro editions there. 7 however is MS's own realization that Windows was simply growing too big with all of the processes seen in the previous version resulting in a much more efficient 7!

    Now as far as someone trying to push their Windows tweak program off we know that one all too well there!
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    faster for me
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    I bet this was a marketing scheme from Iolo so everybody will buy their software thinking "Oh gosh! 7 is slower than vista and xp, I better buy that software so I can speed it up!" when it's not really true (most people).
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    SIW2 said:
    PCWorld mag. and Cnet reported somewhat similar findings - but I guess people don't want to know that.
    Can't find the cnet one but is this the PCWorld one you're referring too,

    Speed Test: Windows 7 May Not Be Much Faster Than Vista - PC World

    if so they may want to update it with the RTM instead of the RC.
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    yeah, that article was written on May 6.
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    You notice how they titled that one however as "May Not Be Much Faster" rather then making some claim that 7 "IS SLOWER THEN" as seen with the other one. That one there still admits to 7 being faster while not stating any proclaimed large amount.

    They left that part wide open for viewer discernment while the other is trying a slam dunk approach with the intent to promote some software. We already know for a certainty that 7 shuts down faster then the two previous versions! Shut Down -Speed Up
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