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.
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.
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.
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this evntually slows ur pc when booting as it is using two cores to boot up then using them on the os thus overheating the core when statring lolz slowing down the pc
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.
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saiiad737 2 months ago
what is this ..a commercial with a 15 second tip hidden inside?
stymye 2 years ago
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.
oliverleehornbake 2 years ago
stopping the i-tunes service will make it where when you plug in your ipod, i tunes wont open up
brodypros 2 years ago
don't install I tunes and you will save 20 secs on boot up
lawrencezig93 2 years ago
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.
oliverleehornbake 2 years ago
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.
darthirakli 2 years ago
nice tatas
parkmeister 2 years ago
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.
Ironfist117 2 years ago
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.
Chaoslava 2 years ago
hrm...will try this later today
OmgThisGuy 2 years ago
I recently turned almost everything off in the services and startup tab and now i can't get into msconfig anymore
fickie321 2 years ago 2
lmao
jax1492 2 years ago
reboot with F8 in safe mode.
WelschVideo 2 years ago
wth? LOOOOOOOL
sinnerzinho 2 years ago
I use Ubuntu :)
Santiagosony 2 years ago
i dont have that tab for some reason, i know ive seen it before maybe its a home/pro thing
Rufe0 2 years ago
Its for windows XP Pro works fine for me and helps alot.
liger0yager 2 years ago
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this evntually slows ur pc when booting as it is using two cores to boot up then using them on the os thus overheating the core when statring lolz slowing down the pc
darrenc12pdg123 2 years ago
...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.
liger0yager 2 years ago 4
Wow you fail
steelraptor 2 years ago 3
I have 8 cores
Goods81 2 years ago
eight?
totalembarrasment 2 years ago
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.
Goods81 2 years ago
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
totalembarrasment 2 years ago
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.
Goods81 2 years ago
you sir, ARE FUCKING STUPID!
xJPM100x 2 years ago
AWesom tip...thanks.....,,,
omaraty009 2 years ago
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first comment! :)
casiboy9 2 years ago
go to hell
Imprezaman555 2 years ago