Speed Up Windows 7 Booting

[CntrlAltDel]

Hey guys im gana run you through how too speed up your windows 7 booting very quik and easy..

Step 1: Goto Run> Type MSconfig>Goto boot tab>were i says Timeout 13 type 3>goto advanced options> if you are using a dual core CPU select 2.

Step 2: Use the readyboost function explained here
http://mybroadband.co.za/vb/showthread.php/252008-Speeding-up-Windows-7-32-64bit

ENJOY

 

[chickenbeef]

The numproc "tweak" is a myth fyi

 

[ponder]

Buy a SSD.

 

[nakedpeanut]

Buy a SSD.

+1
Who wants to sponsor me one (preferably a SandForce based one)

 

[g1xx3rb0y]

I bought the Corsair Force Series 64GB - A.W.E.S.O.M.E drive - W7 installed in about 10 to 12 minutes and bootup is unbelievable!!!!! They got some nice comparisons on Youtube as well.
Nice review here: http://www.tweaktown.com/reviews/31...b_ssd_featuring_the_sandforce_1200/index.html

 

[Synaesthesia]

Bootup schmootup, the real reason one buys an SSD is the responsiveness you get, quick App launching, much faster I/O operations, much better multitasking. Yeah, that's what a good SSD delivers in droves.

 

[Archer]

LOL at anyone who bought an SSD just to boot fast. Epic waste of money

 

[g1xx3rb0y]

LOL at anyone who bought an SSD just to boot fast. Epic waste of money

Well it's not just bootup - response on system as a whole is just as awesome - especially the Adobe suite (compared to the older drive)!

 

[Archer]

Well it's not just bootup - response on system as a whole is just as awesome - especially the Adobe suite (compared to the older drive)!

READ. I said bought it just to boot fast

 

[P924]

I bought the Corsair Force Series 64GB - A.W.E.S.O.M.E drive - W7 loaded in about 10 to 12 minutes and bootup is unbelievable!!!!! They got some nice comparisons on Youtube as well.
Nice review here: http://www.tweaktown.com/reviews/31...b_ssd_featuring_the_sandforce_1200/index.html

10 to 12 minutes? What CPU are you running? A 486DX2?

 

[g1xx3rb0y]

10 to 12 minutes? What CPU are you running? A 486DX2?

Hmmm...my bad...prolly should've said installed!

 

[saixbot]

readyboost only good if you sub 1GB, no affect on PC's with higher ram capacity installed.

 

[CntrlAltDel]

readyboost only good if you sub 1GB, no affect on PC's with higher ram capacity installed.

Yes this is right

 

[DJNgoma]

Hey guys im gana run you through how too speed up your windows 7 booting very quik and easy..

Step 1: Goto Run> Type MSconfig>Goto boot tab>were i says Timeout 13 type 3>goto advanced options> if you are using a dual core CPU select 2.

Step 2: Use the readyboost function explained here
http://mybroadband.co.za/vb/showthread.php/252008-Speeding-up-Windows-7-32-64bit

ENJOY

Don't waste your time on it.

The numproc "tweak" is a myth fyi

+1

 

[PurSpyk!!]

Readyboost has never increased boot time. I have a old test computer running Windows 7, Celeron 2.4 (old P4 version), 1GB ram, 40GB hard drive, boots up in about 35 seconds, 50 seconds to full working desktop.