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boogschd · 26/10/2008 08:09 AM

squee666 Wrote:my old pc used to boot in about 15 seconds including post screen

amd at 1.66ghz overclocked from 1.2

384mb 70mb used at startup and 18 processes

try some of my boot time tweaks from the xp thread they still work

not winXp surely ... ?

if so, then .... whoa :D

epic_azn_gamer · 26/10/2008 10:54 AM

my compy takes a while also. About 3 min with a 3.22 GHZ processor and 2 GB of ram

squee666 · 26/10/2008 11:57 AM

boogschd Wrote:
squee666 Wrote:my old pc used to boot in about 15 seconds including post screen

amd at 1.66ghz overclocked from 1.2

384mb 70mb used at startup and 18 processes

try some of my boot time tweaks from the xp thread they still work

not winXp surely ... ?

if so, then .... whoa :D

yeh it was about 80mb with rocketdock no login screen by the way

5 seconds complete pc shutdown :D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D

ZiNgA BuRgA · 26/10/2008 05:25 PM

squee666 Wrote:my old pc used to boot in about 15 seconds including post screen

amd at 1.66ghz overclocked from 1.2

384mb 70mb used at startup and 18 processes

try some of my boot time tweaks from the xp thread they still work

Driver initialisation + a few seconds (for POST) takes longer than that... Did you disable a whole load of drivers?

boogschd · 26/10/2008 05:28 PM

MysterySword Wrote:My PC has 320MB RAM and an AMD Duron 800MHz processor, and it boots in 1.5-2 minutes. I'd say that's pretty good.

msconfig helps....

it does doesn't it Madwin

31/12/2008 08:03 PM

squee666 · 31/12/2008 08:03 PM

ZiNgA BuRgA Wrote:
squee666 Wrote:my old pc used to boot in about 15 seconds including post screen

amd at 1.66ghz overclocked from 1.2

384mb 70mb used at startup and 18 processes

try some of my boot time tweaks from the xp thread they still work
Driver initialisation + a few seconds (for POST) takes longer than that... Did you disable a whole load of drivers?

had it set to quickboot no drivers disabled just all the crappy network searching had like 10 fonts left and my cache set to second HD

feinicks · 31/12/2008 08:11 PM

1.5 mins is relatively nothing if you've had a chance to work on an Exchange server or a server for that matter.... boot times can be anything between 15 mins to 2 hours, depending on the number of services.

Kuu · 31/12/2008 10:11 PM

6 GB of RAM at 5-4-4.

20 second boot time on Windows Vista and 7.

games like a grrl · 01/01/2009 12:27 AM

4 minutes before it's ready to roll. Seriously, I timed it. Don't know why, I don't have a bunch of spoon at startup. AVG starts (never got around to re-installing NOD32, lazy), topdesk, orb, Y'z shadow, rocketdock and rklauncher. I've got to have a bug somewhere, but I'm getting a new drive in a week or two, so I'm not stressing it.

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