[ASK]About booting

[rusuh39]

good afternoon sir....

I want to ask about Windows 7, why at boot time to wait too long, roughly wait about 30-45 seconds to get to the starting windows. whereas before I only had to wait about 3-5 seconds could be headed to the starting windows.
please provide me feedback.
thx ..

DELL INSPIRON 1545
3 G.B RAM
INTEL PENTIUM DUAL CPU T3400 @2.16GHZ 2.17GHZ
WINDOWS 7 ULTIMATE 32BIT SP1

This results from the laptop reboot

 

[zigzag3143]

good afternoon sir....

I want to ask about Windows 7, why at boot time to wait too long, roughly wait about 30-45 seconds to get to the starting windows. whereas before I only had to wait about 3-5 seconds could be headed to the starting windows.
please provide me feedback.
thx ..

DELL INSPIRON 1545
3 G.B RAM
INTEL PENTIUM DUAL CPU T3400 @2.16GHZ 2.17GHZ
WINDOWS 7 ULTIMATE 32BIT SP1

This results from the laptop reboot

could be anything. Can we get your complete system specs and network setup?

Thanks

 

[rusuh39]

could be anything. Can we get your complete system specs and network setup?

Thanks

here sir.....

this is my system specs computer n network setup...
anything else u need, please tell me sirr...
thx before..

 

[Dwarf]

Hi rusuh39 and welcome to W7 Forums

How long does it take on a cold-boot, as opposed to a restart?

If it is noticeably quicker, then we need to look at things which might be slowing down the shutdown process. The most common reason for slow shutdowns is if you have the paging (swap) file set to clear on shutdown. Check the setting with reference to Virtual Memory Paging File - Clear at Shutdown - Vista Forums and if the value is 1 set it to 0 (note that you will need to invoke the registry editor to run in elevated mode). You could also have a look here http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/26476-desktop-shutdown-tweaks-combined.html to see if that helps speed things up.

If the cold-boot takes nearly as long, or if the above suggestions don't help, then you need to look at things which slow down your boot process. See if Soluto reveals anything. Culprits for slow booting include such things as auto-updaters for installed programs (e.g. Adobe, etc). These can safely be disabled and updated manually. You should not disable updates for your AV software, though.

 

[karlsnooks]

Rusuh,

following will help us as we stumble across this thread:
UPDATE YOUR SEVENFORUMS SYSTEM SPECS


User CP (3rd item in the top menu bar) |


in left-hand column,under Your Profile, Edit System Spec |


using Speccy - System Information - Free Download
and SIW to gather info, fill in the blanks.
Do me a favor and add the word laptop or desktop to the “system manufacturer” block.
Use the “Other Info” block for Optical Reader, Mouse, touchpad, wifi adapter, speakers, monitor

Scroll down and click on the SAVE CHANGES button.


=======================

Now to your problem.

Download and run CCleaner. After running ccleaner, then run the tools portion thereof as stated below:

LIST OF STARTUP PROGRAMS USING CCLEANER


CCleaner | Tasks icon | Startup tab | click on Save to text file button (bottom right side)

Using the PAPER CLIP icon in the top panel of a Message Reply window, attach the .txt file generated by CCleaner.

======================================

Notice that their is a link to CCleaner in my sig.

 

[rusuh39]

Hi rusuh39 and welcome to W7 Forums

How long does it take on a cold-boot, as opposed to a restart?

If it is noticeably quicker, then we need to look at things which might be slowing down the shutdown process. The most common reason for slow shutdowns is if you have the paging (swap) file set to clear on shutdown. Check the setting with reference to Virtual Memory Paging File - Clear at Shutdown - Vista Forums and if the value is 1 set it to 0 (note that you will need to invoke the registry editor to run in elevated mode). You could also have a look here http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/26476-desktop-shutdown-tweaks-combined.html to see if that helps speed things up.

If the cold-boot takes nearly as long, or if the above suggestions don't help, then you need to look at things which slow down your boot process. See if Soluto reveals anything. Culprits for slow booting include such things as auto-updaters for installed programs (e.g. Adobe, etc). These can safely be disabled and updated manually. You should not disable updates for your AV software, though.

thx for u welcome sirrr..
I have no problem with the shutdown process, shutdown process as usual.but the only problem that I face when I turned on my laptop at boot time I have to wait approximately 30-45 seconds.

Rusuh,

following will help us as we stumble across this thread:
UPDATE YOUR SEVENFORUMS SYSTEM SPECS


User CP (3rd item in the top menu bar) |


in left-hand column,under Your Profile, Edit System Spec |


using Speccy - System Information - Free Download
and SIW to gather info, fill in the blanks.
Do me a favor and add the word laptop or desktop to the “system manufacturer” block.
Use the “Other Info” block for Optical Reader, Mouse, touchpad, wifi adapter, speakers, monitor

Scroll down and click on the SAVE CHANGES button.


=======================

Now to your problem.

Download and run CCleaner. After running ccleaner, then run the tools portion thereof as stated below:

LIST OF STARTUP PROGRAMS USING CCLEANER


CCleaner | Tasks icon | Startup tab | click on Save to text file button (bottom right side)

Using the PAPER CLIP icon in the top panel of a Message Reply window, attach the .txt file generated by CCleaner.

======================================

Notice that their is a link to CCleaner in my sig.

ok sirr.. check it. i have upload for u.
i just want to u know about the problem.when I turned on my laptop. The first that we face is the logo of the brand laptops, second we will be dealing with a black screen (boot),The third we will be dealing with windows starting logo,four we can see the desktop screen.
the problem on my part that underlining, why when a black screen (boot) to wait very long.

 

[karlsnooks]

WIN | type MSCONFIG | ENTER |
uncheck ALL except for these two:

egui "C:\Program Files\ESET\ESET Smart Security\egui.exe" /hide /waitservice

Apoint C:\Program Files\DellTPad\Apoint.exe


APPLY and OK buttons | RESTART your computer

WIN is the key with Microsoft flag on top.


Now how are your startup times?

 

[rusuh39]

WIN | type MSCONFIG | ENTER |
uncheck ALL except for these two:

egui "C:\Program Files\ESET\ESET Smart Security\egui.exe" /hide /waitservice

Apoint C:\Program Files\DellTPad\Apoint.exe


APPLY and OK buttons | RESTART your computer

WIN is the key with Microsoft flag on top.


Now how are your startup times?

yeah,I've done.
before is 162 sec. after 122 sec.
but the problem still occurs, when I turned on my laptop. The first that we face is the logo of the brand laptops, second we will be dealing with a black screen (boot),The third we will be dealing with windows starting logo,four we can see the desktop screen.
the problem on my part that underlining, why when a black screen (boot) to wait very long.

 

[karlsnooks]

rusuh,

Disconnect your computer from the network and see what your start times are.

What software is telling you what your start times are?

 

[rusuh39]

karlsnooks,

same as before sirr...
ohh.i forgot to tell u something.Yesterday I have upgraded the bios from A05 (if not wrong) to the A14. then boot as usual (very fast), dont know why 2-3 hours and then the boot will have to wait very long.

about the software telling you what your start times i got from here http://www.sevenforums.com/performance-maintenance/592-reboot-time.html.

 

[karlsnooks]

As another had mentioned, Soluto is a program which will give you some detailed info about start times. I'm not fond of this program because I had to use Autoruns.exe to totally remove this program.

But right now I'm out of ideas, so I guess Soluto is the next thing to try.

 

[rusuh39]

karlsnooks,

thank you very much for your help sirr...
i hope this software can be help to complete my problem.

 

[rusuh39]

karlsnooks,

i want ask u something sir.
time before you install Windows 7, the section you choose AHCI SATA or IDE?
i just check my SATA setting, i choose IDE. how do u think about this?

 

[Dwarf]

Soluto is still in Beta, so that is perhaps why some people have had problems with it. That said, you could see what Autoruns for Windows has to say about programs that start automatically on your system. From that, you should be able to disable any that aren't required to start up automatically. As I stated earlier, the type of program to disable is the likes of updaters for software that you have installed (e.g. Adobe, etc). Programs pertaining to your AV software should be left alone.

This might also prove useful: Startup Programs - Enable or Disable - Vista Forums

 

[Dwarf]

Providing you have suitable drivers (they should be on the motherboard disk and/or manufacturer's website), AHCI will give you better performance.

 

[rusuh39]

Providing you have suitable drivers (they should be on the motherboard disk and/or manufacturer's website), AHCI will give you better performance.

so i have problem about SATA setting right?
shall i change SATA setting from IDE/AHA to AHCI?
n please tell me how to do it, because i have try before, but i cant starting windows whene i change it.

 

[karlsnooks]

boot into the bios.

Probably just choosing the default setting will set your bios correctly.

Consult your computer manual as how to boot into the bios.