ReBoot Time

[niemiro]

Wait how long it takes you to type in your passwords adds to your time. I thought about that. But I figured it does not add that to the time. That would be dumb. There would be no point in doing it. That is half about how fast someone can type. and how big there password is. Plus if they have to read it off a piece of paper. Come on it can not be like that. Is it?

Hello!

Look at the script: http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/720-restart-time.html

All it does it take the time now, save it, create a startup entry, restart the computer, and compare times. Time to type in password is included. If you want to make it fairer, then disable your password temporarily

Richard

 

[Sime83]

Here's mine...

 

[Chiumiento]

Guess I will be redoing mine.

 

[xXSevenXx]

Look.

 

[essenbe]

Here's mine

 

[startas]

Not bad i think

 

[JamesNZ]

Pretty good for a 6 year-old Pentium 4 and 512mb of RAM

 

[Tews]

Not the fastest, but not the worst ...

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[FirewaveZ]

 

[Urthboundmisfit]

Niiiiiiiiiiiccceeeeee!!!!!

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system manufacturer/model number alienware m15x
motherboard boom!
Memory nanya technology: Nt2gc64b8hc0ns-be
sound card kaboom!!
Psu kaboooom!!!
Hard drives ocz vertex 2 - 60gb

Sweeetttt!!!!!!!

 

[tw33k]

Desktop:

Damn Acronis loader! Adds 5 secs to boot time lol

Laptop:

 

[Solarstarshines]

My Official boot speed from reboot to boot

This is rebooting and booting up performance thanks to this proggie bootracer

I don't have a SSD this is purly non raided sata drives

 

[it2009yashar]

That's amazing!!!!!!

 

[fefe]

its mine

 

[Snakeyeskm]

That's amazing!!!!!!

What! Does your computer have no Bios?

 

[fefe]

I have ssd.

 

[fefe]

and 2 services is disabled.superfetch and windows search

 

[Anusha]

I have ssd.

But it can't be that fast. Even the fastest SSD alone would take 10s to boot windows. Then u add time for mobo to POST and then time to shut down the pc. It should at least take 20s in total.

 

[essenbe]

As I was told, the reboot time starts after the system posts and is handed over to the SSD. The hard drive has nothing to do with P.O.S.T. that is strictly bios.

 

[Anusha]

As I was told, the reboot time starts after the system posts and is handed over to the SSD. The hard drive has nothing to do with P.O.S.T. that is strictly bios.

Actually, THIS SCRIPT takes the total duration between the time you press reboot and next boot into desktop as the reboot time.