Post by Filthy_Few ♂ on Feb 6, 2010 14:10:17 GMT -8
Not everyone still uses Vista, but I still do (for now) and my boot speed is.......... 
slow. I used a VBS script to see what the boot time was and it told me................... 113 sec Thats friggin near 2 minutes..................bullshit!
I just tried this program called Start Delayer (www.r2.com.au/software.php?page=2&show=startdelay) and got the boot time down to 93 sec. Now I know this is not that much better, but its 20 seconds I won't have to wait.
I have the VBS script for anyone that wants to try it. >> thefewzone.com/downloads/bootspeed.vbs Just save it to your desktop and double click to start it.
Run the bootspeed.vbs 1st and see what your bootspeed is, then try Start Delayer and restart again to see the difference.
Remember to configure Start Delayer to see 3rd party programs as 3rd party programs and then click the button at the top (it a Red triangle at 1st) then turns Blue when activated.
Started with a boot time of 113 seconds
Now the boot time is 93 seconds
slow. I used a VBS script to see what the boot time was and it told me................... 113 sec Thats friggin near 2 minutes..................bullshit!I just tried this program called Start Delayer (www.r2.com.au/software.php?page=2&show=startdelay) and got the boot time down to 93 sec. Now I know this is not that much better, but its 20 seconds I won't have to wait.
I have the VBS script for anyone that wants to try it. >> thefewzone.com/downloads/bootspeed.vbs Just save it to your desktop and double click to start it.
Run the bootspeed.vbs 1st and see what your bootspeed is, then try Start Delayer and restart again to see the difference.
Remember to configure Start Delayer to see 3rd party programs as 3rd party programs and then click the button at the top (it a Red triangle at 1st) then turns Blue when activated.
Started with a boot time of 113 seconds
Now the boot time is 93 seconds