Your PC Startup and Shutdown times.
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mas cambios
Active Member
Re: Your PC Startup and Shutdown times.
It's the computer worlds equivalent of how fast is your car! :laugh:
It's the computer worlds equivalent of how fast is your car! :laugh:
swghayward79
Member
Re: Your PC Startup and Shutdown times.
startup: 16 seconds
turn off :14 seconds
OS: win xp(sp2)
startup: 16 seconds
turn off :14 seconds
OS: win xp(sp2)
MasterBlaster
New Member
Re: Your PC Startup and Shutdown times.
Startup: 20 sec
Shutdown: 25 sec
OS: XP
It really annoys me that it takes so long for my PC to shutdown.
Startup: 20 sec
Shutdown: 25 sec
OS: XP
It really annoys me that it takes so long for my PC to shutdown.
Rohitpatel
New Member
Re: Your PC Startup and Shutdown times.
I dont know the exact times but these are roughly accurate
Startup:30 seconds
Shutdown:20 seconds
I dont know the exact times but these are roughly accurate
Startup:30 seconds
Shutdown:20 seconds
Kshitiz
New Member
Re: Your PC Startup and Shutdown times.
Most of the guys now a days don't realise what's going on in their pc and blame windows for taking so long.
The truth is, you need to be careful of what program you are installing. For example, a raw windows XP install, on my pc, hardly takes 8 seconds to startup. But when I load up a general barrage of programs like Windows Live, Yahoo messenger, Photoshop, etc. The time easily shoots to 15+ seconds. The thing is, you've got to make the installations smarter. Make sure you don't start a program automatically. Almost 90% softwares have an option for that while installing. Don't install a truckload of fonts you don't even use, because when Windows starts all those fonts are loaded, so the more the longer. 
Also, if any of you have heard of nlite, then you're in for a treat. My nLited windows installation takes a mere 7 seconds to startup.
Most of the guys now a days don't realise what's going on in their pc and blame windows for taking so long.
The truth is, you need to be careful of what program you are installing. For example, a raw windows XP install, on my pc, hardly takes 8 seconds to startup. But when I load up a general barrage of programs like Windows Live, Yahoo messenger, Photoshop, etc. The time easily shoots to 15+ seconds. The thing is, you've got to make the installations smarter. Make sure you don't start a program automatically. Almost 90% softwares have an option for that while installing. Don't install a truckload of fonts you don't even use, because when Windows starts all those fonts are loaded, so the more the longer. Also, if any of you have heard of nlite, then you're in for a treat. My nLited windows installation takes a mere 7 seconds to startup.