Editing Boot Time Options in Dual Boot Computer comphacks.wordpress.com 8 Oct 2011 | 04:27 am

Hi there, If you have fallowed my way of installing Fedora Linux on your computer/laptop and have got an dual boot system. I assume that you have installed Fedora after installing Windows. The article...

Prevent Programs From Adding Themselves To The Windows Startup finestdaily.com 25 Apr 2012 | 11:31 pm

The fact that programs are added to the Windows startup can only make the boot time be a long one. This can get really frustrating. In this case, you should stop the programs from changing the Windows...

How to Fix Slow Boot Problem fix-it-pc.net 12 Nov 2011 | 10:30 am

Slow boot is a problem usually encountered when using computers. Is there any criterion to measure the boot speed? In fact, there is no uniform size. It would be a normal boot time if the computer can...

My Current Boot Time in Linux - 12s after Post mattparnell.com 29 Sep 2009 | 11:04 am

Using 2.6.31-zen2 with the BTRFS filesystem, as well as running without an initrd and having all of my modules compiled in with a kernel size of 630kb uncompressed, I can say my machine is good in lat...

Comparison Replacement Windows nobrokenwindows.com 13 Apr 2011 | 11:30 am

by Joost J. Bakker IJmuiden I timed the boot times of Ubuntu (8.10 with Array.org’s eee kernel) on my Asus Eee PC 901, comparing the standard Asus SSD (solid state disk) and a replacement RunCore 32G...

User edited Ubuntu on the Dell XPS M1530 jesperdj.pbwiki.com 27 Jun 2008 | 07:59 am

Found in this ubuntuforums thread. Adding the kernel boot parameter can be done at boot time, by pressing 'e' in GRUB to add the parameter to the command line. To make it permanent, I added the parame...

User edited Ubuntu on the Dell XPS M1530 jesperdj.pbwiki.com 28 Apr 2008 | 11:32 pm

Adding the kernel boot parameter can be done at boot time, by pressing 'e' in GRUB to add the parameter to the command line. To make it permanent, I added the parameter to the Linux kernels listed in ...

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How to View System Reboot Date and Time rahulhackingarticles.wetpaint.com 27 Jan 2012 | 05:30 am

Open command prompt and type Systeminfo | find /i “boot time” This will show the time when you last rebooted the computer. Other method Start Windows Task Manager Press (Alt+Ctrl+Del) in this windo...

21 How To Speed Up Windows XP justipz.blogspot.com 10 Nov 2010 | 10:11 pm

The following are taken from an article tips2 foreign experts: 1. To reduce boot time and improve performance, do not using third-party defrag software, simply use the defragmenter tool artificial (b...