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Windows 7 Build 7100 - Few tweeks & down to 73 secs.
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Whats you're Windows 7 reboot time?
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OP: you're = you are. you mean: your. please fixcheerz
I would have used "meant" over "mean" in your sentence chief.
common sense
Well I'm going to get rid of NOD32 it seems like a pile of turd, Avast was better, much better, but I don't think it's responsible for my 111 seconds boot time, doing me head in knowing it's so slow!
willhub
i find nod32 fine on my work pc and my mum's pc
make sure windows defender real-time scanning is disabled, this is a big performance hitter (doubt it effects startup time)
i wouldn't worry about boot time guys, unless you're over 2 mins. just use S3 sleep mode, recovers in about 2 seconds then
i find nod32 fine on my work pc and my mum's pc
make sure windows defender real-time scanning is disabled, this is a big performance hitter (doubt it effects startup time)
i wouldn't worry about boot time guys, unless you're over 2 mins. just use S3 sleep mode, recovers in about 2 seconds then
109 seconds on vista x64, i think it could be faster as my boot up is screwed, because i got to have windows dvd to order to boot up, cant be bothered to reformat atm.
specs:
amd 4800@3ghz
asus m2n-sli deluxe
4gig
80gig WD olddish 300gig for storeage
specs:
amd 4800@3ghz
asus m2n-sli deluxe
4gig
80gig WD olddish 300gig for storeage
HHmm
59 secs
New Install windows 7
6gig ram
64GB Vertex SSD
Well chuffed with time compared to my old system. that would take 2-3 mins to shutdown.
Maybe my rig should be a little quicker.
But bios takes ages on my new I7/UD5 setup it take 5-8 secs to shut down and 20 secs to boot from the "loading windows" screen
Matt
59 secs
New Install windows 7
6gig ram
64GB Vertex SSD
Well chuffed with time compared to my old system. that would take 2-3 mins to shutdown.
Maybe my rig should be a little quicker.
But bios takes ages on my new I7/UD5 setup it take 5-8 secs to shut down and 20 secs to boot from the "loading windows" screen
Matt
Indeed, clean too, when it displays the message box giving the time it looks like it wipes the registry keys it creates when it starts the reboot.
Wish I'd thought of it
Edit: 78 seconds, apparently. I timed on my watch too and the first 45 were shutting down/starting in bios, so 33s from post to desktop.
This is on my laptop, C2D 2.33GHz, 3.25gb, x64 7, 64gb Core V1 ssd
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55 seconds, and I have steam, MSN and Avast on startup. Spec in sig.
64 secs on a Q6600 3.57GHz 4GB DDR2 RAM running Windows 7 build 7100 x64 on a 250GB HDD with a 1TB HDD and an external 500GB HDD...not bad I think 
And thats with me logging in...
on the other hand Core i7 (see sig) was done 3secs slower...hmmm then again it is running Vista...lol...
And thats with me logging in...
on the other hand Core i7 (see sig) was done 3secs slower...hmmm then again it is running Vista...lol...
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