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davedudeit
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« on: April 26, 2010, 09:12:37 AM »

Hi
Me n a firend were planning on playing somes games when he pointed out how slow my boot is after iv loged in and how long i have to wait befure i can do stuff.
now this is very easy to deal with aprt from my Laptop specs are far superior to his yet a have aproxx 100 process running
I would upload screenys with more info but the max upalod is way to small id make it 2mbs max Smiley
YE so my questoin really is can i force windows to use all my cores n start up cus it hadly uses any power and is really slow.
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« Reply #1 on: April 26, 2010, 01:31:27 PM »

I cant say I have used this much myself, but some say its shaves a couple of seconds off bootup time.

   1. Open the run box (Windows button – R)
   2. Type msconfig and press Enter
   3. Click the Boot tab > Advanced
   4. Click the Number of Processors check box and then select the total number of cores you want to use.



you can also so try Removing Startup Programs
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« Reply #2 on: April 27, 2010, 03:01:30 AM »

I cant say I have used this much myself, but some say its shaves a couple of seconds off bootup time.

   1. Open the run box (Windows button – R)
   2. Type msconfig and press Enter
   3. Click the Boot tab > Advanced
   4. Click the Number of Processors check box and then select the total number of cores you want to use.



you can also so try Removing Startup Programs

LOl iv obvs dne that Laugh ....
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« Reply #3 on: April 27, 2010, 01:54:16 PM »

Your going to have to give us more info on whats running and what you have tried

you can try this to speed up boot time

Disabling the Search Indexing Feature in Windows 7

# Right Click the “Computer” Icon in the desktop and select “Manage”.
# Click “Services and Applications” in the “Computer Management” window.
# Click on “Services”.
# You can see a lot of services listed there. Look for “Windows Search” in that.



# Right Click on “Windows Search” from the list and choose “Properties”.
# The “Windows Search Properties Window” will open up. From “Startup type” click on the drop down menu and choose “Disabled”.
# Click “Apply” then “OK” and that’s it. The Windows 7 Search Indexing Feature is now disabled.
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« Reply #4 on: April 30, 2010, 02:28:17 PM »

Ye i would love 2 give u more info but my screen shots are to big to upload.
btw i  dnt want to disable anything cus i have the spec to run it.
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