A short tip on how to speed up your startup:
By default, Windows Vista waits 30 seconds during the startup process before loading the operating system. You can safely decrease that time considerably, and thus speed up Vista boot time. You can also disable it if you do not run a dual boot system.
Here's a quick procedure that help you speeding windows vista startup:
Start >> Right click Computer >> Properties >> Advanced System settings >> In the Advanced Tab >> Start and Recovery >> Settings >> In the Time to display operating systems list setting, set a 5 second value instead of 30.
If you do not run a dual boot system, click the uncheck the Time to display operating systems list setting box.
Click OK.
Now, Reboot your PC. You’ll notice a boost in the performance of the startup process.
By default, Windows Vista waits 30 seconds during the startup process before loading the operating system. You can safely decrease that time considerably, and thus speed up Vista boot time. You can also disable it if you do not run a dual boot system.
Here's a quick procedure that help you speeding windows vista startup:
Start >> Right click Computer >> Properties >> Advanced System settings >> In the Advanced Tab >> Start and Recovery >> Settings >> In the Time to display operating systems list setting, set a 5 second value instead of 30.
If you do not run a dual boot system, click the uncheck the Time to display operating systems list setting box.
Click OK.
Now, Reboot your PC. You’ll notice a boost in the performance of the startup process.