Boot Time Analyzer


  1. MichiganPride
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    Win 7 - 8 - & - 10 -64bit
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    Boot Time Analyzer


    Anyone have a good suggestion for a Boot time analyzer?

    -I found a handful, and I like "Bootracer" and "Startup Delayer"

    Bootracer tells me my boot times ( i know i can get these times from event logs )
    Startup Delayer lets me delay certain apps that eat up CPU ( antivirus = usual suspect )

    - I discovered "SYstem Mechanic Pro" and I like it , but I wont pay for the Pro version.
    Also, used Soluto, and like it too, but dont like the web-based aspect of it.

    -I prefer to find freeware, or opensource code.

    Any suggestions?
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  3. ignatzatsonic
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    Windows 7 Home Premium SP1, 64-bit
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    See if Autoruns has anything you might find useful.

    It's a Microsoft product. I've never used it, but it appears to be powerful. Don't know if it is cryptic or will cause you to rend your own flesh.

    https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/.../bb963902.aspx

    There's also this little script you can download and run:

    ReBoot Time [2]

    It just gives you the time required for the ENTIRE restart procedure---not just Windows loading per se. Pretty much like bootracer I think.
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  4. Ztruker
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    Windows 10 Pro X64
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    I've used Soluto for this though not in a long time (several years). Don't know what it's like now.
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  6. Callender
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    Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit 7601 Multiprocessor Free Service Pack 1
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    Suggestion


    Well I've used Soluto and Bootracer. Soluto was okay when it was available as the desktop version but I don't like the web based version at all.

    If you just want an idea of what takes time on boot consider:

    Download Toolwiz Care - MajorGeeks - ToolwizCare (majorgeeks download)

    It's no longer available from the manufacturer's site. In my opinion it should be run without installation - the option exists when you run the setup file.

    Screenshots from my machine:

    Boot Time Analyzer-toolwiz-care-1.jpg

    Boot Time Analyzer-toolwiz-care-2.jpg

    Suggest: Ignore the advice given by this software and make your own decisions on what to disable based on your own knowledge.
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