Home » Computers & Electronics » PCs » PC Troubleshooting

Quick and effective way to speed up boot time in less than minute

5 Comments
- New Guestbook Commen…
- Tell your opinion ab…

57 Like

Like 57

Pin It

Ranked #10,776 in Computers & Electronics, #217,134 overall

Speed up boot time

Speed up boot time is a very common problem which is difficult to eliminate. These days all of our computers often have complicated steps to perform - quite heavy graphical interfaces, latest multicolored video games, HD films, large images and also many other data files. That all can take much from a Computer's hard drive together with chipset resources. Like a result a computer begins operating slowly, and the user in most cases goes to the shop to find any new one. However , is this actually the only choice? Simply no! Thanks a lot to all the world wide leading computer firms all of us have professional program known as PC optimizers which can easily speed up boot time and also boost its functioning lots. The following site definitely will talk about the most effective methods that will speed up boot time.

Basic concepts for speed up boot time

First do that to reduce windows boot time

Make Guaranteed The Hardware is definitely Sufficient

Scan for Viruses, Spyware and Adware
I recommend NOD32 antivirus for viruses, Adware for adware and Spyware doctor for spyware. For me these softwares are most effective.

Defragment Your Disk drive.
You can use windows defragmenter which you find at Start menu -> Accessories -> System tools

Speed up boot time for better mood

I like fast computers. Makes yours fast too with a few quick steps.

Most effective concepts for speed up boot time

Speed system performance in windows

YOU CAN WATCH VIDEO TUTORIAL or go through the guide to speed up boot time.

All you have to do is to edit settings in msconfig.exe file.
How to acces to that file?
Win XP users:
Start menu -> Run -> tipe "msconfig"
Win7 users:
Start menu -> in search box type "msconfig"

When you open a window, start editing. First we go to Start up tab where we need to edit the following settings:
Uncheck all programs that you dont need at system start up.

Than we go to boot tab to edit following settings:
Check No GUI boot and set timeout to 0 seconds.

If you have multi-core processor continue editing but if you not this is it!

Click Advanced options and select the highest number of processors

New Guestbook Comments

Reply

buttonhead Feb 20, 2012 @ 12:37 pm | delete

This is such a great tutorial. Slow boot time is such a common problem, and you're presented a very easy fix here. Thanks!