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  • 10 c vid 1.40 min commercial

  • what is this ..a commercial with a 15 second tip hidden inside?

  • If you want to speed up your boot time on a vista, go to start, control panel, change start up programs, and turn off your widgets(the thing on the left side of your screen). Also turn off I-tunes. Even though I tunes doesn't open, it runs in the background and slows down your computer drastically.

  • stopping the i-tunes service will make it where when you plug in your ipod, i tunes wont open up

  • don't install I tunes and you will save 20 secs on boot up

  • All you have to do is set itunes to not start up in the background at bootup and it won't cost you any time.

  • Well, I believe the trick described in the video does not really help much to speed up a boot, since the Hard Drive speed is a bottleneck when it comes to starting up Windows.

  • nice tatas

  • In vista, if you attempt to reduce your boot time by using no GUI boot, it is a bit faster, but you will be unable to run system restore, memory diagnostics, etc. unless you can change it, which you often can not.

  • Fuck... is there any way to do this with XP home?

    I have the XP student edition and I don't have the boot.ini tab.

  • hrm...will try this later today

  • I recently turned almost everything off in the services and startup tab and now i can't get into msconfig anymore

  • lmao

  • reboot with F8 in safe mode.

  • wth? LOOOOOOOL

  • I use Ubuntu :)

  • i dont have that tab for some reason, i know ive seen it before maybe its a home/pro thing

  • Its for windows XP Pro works fine for me and helps alot.

  • ...Your...Wow I can't even explain how stupid your comment sounded. Running 2 cores with a PC does not over heat it thats why their are duel cores.

  • Wow you fail

  • I have 8 cores

  • eight?

  • it's an intel core i7. it has 4 cores, but....

    "Each of the four cores can process up to two threads simultaneously, so the processor appears to the OS as eight CPUs.

    i set msconfig to boot with 8 cores but i haven't rebooted yet to see what happens.

  • is it worth it? i was questioning to buy this thing, but i thought it was just a regular old core 2 quad with just more threads

  • I guess it depends on what you're upgrading from. it's quite a bit faster than my dual core 3GHz. If you're building/buying a new PC anyway, I would definitely suggest core i7.

  • you sir, ARE FUCKING STUPID!

  • AWesom tip...thanks.....,,,

  • go to hell

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