What Would Be Reaction of People when They Know that I Love First Ten Minutes Watching MS Windows Starting
Some people just love devoting ten minutes every day at work to watch Windows starting up.
But if you wish to overcome this hassle, the tips given below will help you to start Windows much faster and quickly.
First thing, reduce the load from your slow computer.
Generally, a PC loads several programs at the time of start.
Icons in the system tray of your PC represent an auto-start application.
And there are several other programs that auto-start every time your machine starts but hide their presence.
The noticeable fact is every auto-start program increases the boot time (a little or great deal) of your machine. And since majority of them continue running in background, they reduce the systems performance.
Before starting the process of eliminating autoloaders, it is essential to ascertain that you can undo the changes. Once the restore point is created, click Close.
Windows Vista users need to select Start, then Control Panel and then System. Click System Protection under Tasks, which in on windows right side. Then click Create at windows bottom in the System Property Box that appears.
If you are an MS XP user, then select the Start button, click on Run, type msconfig and press Enter button. In case of Vista, select Start, key in msconfig into the Search box, and hit Enter key.
As you click on the Startup tab, a list of autoloading programs will be displayed. Each program will show a check box. If you uncheck an item in a check box, it will stop that application from loading at startup.
Pick your Autoloading Apps. Select the applications you need to leave checked so that they continue to autoload.
Among the programs, first comes your antivirus, firewall and other security applications that should be checked.
Its true that these applications slow the boot-up and shutdown times of your PC and can even lead to conflicts, but to stop them from running could result in even more dire consequences.
Apply your own wisdom for any other program in the list. The question is not regarding a program being good or bad, its about if it is required to be on all time.
After identifying and unchecking the programs that are not required to autoload at the systems startup, you have to click OK and reboot the system. You will notice Windows loading with an extremely lengthy message box appear to be an error message.
Simply check Dont show this message or open the System Configuration Utility when Windows starts at the bottom of the dialogue box and then click OK. The wording is a bit different in Vista.