ReBoot Time

[wakeboardr116]

My time with my new SSD. Before it was 70seconds.

 

[CarlTR6]

VERY nice!!

 

[Contruable]

time to desktop isnt good enough

 

[Dave76]

16 sec isn't bad for any computer.

You can strip down the startup programs and services, if you need a faster boot time.

I keep everything running, with a couple of exceptions, speed is nice but functionality is better, for me anyway.

 

[Contruable]

16 sec isn't bad for any computer.

You can strip down the startup programs and services, if you need a faster boot time.

I keep everything running, with a couple of exceptions, speed is nice but functionality is better, for me anyway.

the best i get is 15 secs, cant get any lower than that, but i saw a guy did it with 13 secs in previous page.

 

[Dave76]

Specs, settings, motherboard, BIOS brand and version, all have a lot to do with boot time.

Compare your boot time with others that have similar specs.

Depending on your specs, for some around 30 seconds is very good, on other systems 45 seconds is very good.

If the specs are posted, someone might be able to give some recommendations on how to improve boot time.

 

[snod33]

Lol mines a slug

 

[Contruable]

time to desktop isnt good enough

Specs, settings, motherboard, BIOS brand and version, all have a lot to do with boot time.

Compare your boot time with others that have similar specs.

Depending on your specs, for some around 30 seconds is very good, on other systems 45 seconds is very good.

If the specs are posted, someone might be able to give some recommendations on how to improve boot time.

after some tweaks

 

[Dave76]

Very fast

 

[fatedquest]

after some tweaks

Please share the tweaks

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[Contruable]

after some tweaks

Please share the tweaks

i followed the tweaks from Guide * Windows 7 Ultimate Tweaks & Utilities *

and i also used tuneup2010, ccleaner, glary utilities

 

[DaGooN]

time to desktop isnt good enough

Specs, settings, motherboard, BIOS brand and version, all have a lot to do with boot time.

Compare your boot time with others that have similar specs.

Depending on your specs, for some around 30 seconds is very good, on other systems 45 seconds is very good.

If the specs are posted, someone might be able to give some recommendations on how to improve boot time.

after some tweaks

haha got me beat by 1 second! nice

 

[pparks1]

11 seconds is pretty impressive....I'm at 19 seconds myself....but that involves no tweaks or any real effort on my part. I can live with that.

 

[205tim]

Here we are; nothing on some of the posted times, but I'm happy with it.

 

[GheP]

88 secs! WEEEE

**EDIT** did some tweaking and got my time to 78 secs

 

[pparks1]

So, I reloaded Windows 7 64-bit to my work desktop today and throught for curiosity sake that I would run bootracer after the install to see what type of startup time I got.

I'm running this on an Asus P5QL Pro mobo, with an Intel Core 2 Duo 86400 cpu, with a 500GB 7,200RPM Western Digital Caviar Blue hard drive. I thought this was pretty darn respectable for a $500 box without anything fancy or an SSD.

 

[McDougal]

Hehe...only 65 seconds. Course it's nothing compared to my older XP desktop, which boots up and logs on in only 34 seconds .

 

[Cee]

here is my new one

took of 1 seconds

New time, took of 8 seconds by upgrading from 2GB RAM to 4GB RAM

 

[Dom]

Hehe...only 65 seconds. Course it's nothing compared to my older XP desktop, which boots up and logs on in only 34 seconds .

Your XP Desktop reboot time or just boot time? The vbs file provided in the tutorial on the first page of this thread measures reboot time.

 

[ColdIce]

My time, with Torrent, Firefox(9tabs), msn and daemon tools running