Vista Ultimate Boot Up
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I advise to not use Norton for your computer protection, you will find on most computers it will slow them down. The start up time takes longer. AVG is lighter and will NOT slow down your computer, I think it's better than Norton :)
4 years ago 5
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He waited for the HP screen to come up first because that's the start of a regular boot up. The comment you just made only proved that you are an Apple fanboy.
Go be stupid somewhere else.
4 years ago 2
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geese man nice. i have the same specs and running windows vista ultimate black edition v2 on a hp pavilion dv6000 and mine boots up in about well i think a little over a minute. i wish mine was this fast >>
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Hey brother. How much hard drive place take Windows Vista ultimate?
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For a Dual-CPU and 2gb RAM very good 25sec!
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Yes, too true tek, within the first 25seconds some seconds suddenly speed up, it also running about an extra 10 seconds faster than if it were in real time.
Nice try though.
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weird. soon as mine turns on the windows thing comeups for like 3seconds and then username and password crap.
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Precisely.
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i agree..when i reformatted my computer (2gh Dual core) it went from an 8second boot (only xp on it) to a 50 second boot when i added norton...pretty gay if you ask me
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how did you make it boot so fast because my hp now takes a while
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seems like there are several cuts in your movie. at the beginning the seconds run faster than in the end ! -.-
tek3786 3 years ago
You are both idiots. I took this video with a cheap point-and-shoot digicam, I held the watch in view so you can see the clock skips with the video. There is nothing fake about this.
Nice try though, idiots.
86mister2 3 years ago
I accidentaly deleted someone's comment by clicking remove instead of reply. That person noted that if I had messed with the vid, the time on the watch would reflect that. They are correct, that is why I held the watch in view. This is not tampered with and is a 1.8 GHz Turion 64 bit dual-core processor.
86mister2 4 years ago
It's not a cold boot, this is called a reboot. Cold boots take longer. :D
keldererik 4 years ago
um, no. You are incorrect. Cold boot or reboot, it takes the same amount of time.
86mister2 4 years ago
If you do a coldboot the fans etc have to start. it is a little different with hardware checks etc. maybe the difference is a few miliseconds, do a cold boot with precission timing :P
keldererik 4 years ago
I started the timer from the beginning of POST. From that point, cold boot or not, it would take the same amount of time.
86mister2 4 years ago