Vista Tutorial - Boot Up

I took out the 30 seconds in the line down changed that to 5 secs that speed up the microsoft corporation green bar down 12 secs to 8 secs i use to count them it took to about 25 bars acrooss to load up into desktop lol the people at best buy Geek Sqaud where amaized how i fixed the manager said wanna job here i said NO lol

I said it was you're techs that changed my setting's in the first place told me to take all thease new updates that screwed up my computer and you have the nerve to keep them on as employee i said it won't last long sent all my note to microsoft on how they where minipulating peoples computer fourcing them to crash so they could bring them and charge the costomer and make money. lol

I like the Vista Ultimate you can play games on it just have to update to the 32/64 bit it will play the games my friend here plays WOW war of warcraft and showed him how to get it working even wow was amaized how fast i get the programs to work on vista ultimate for them even the one who have the Ilegale vistas RTMS and sp1s lolol
cause microsoft said they where gonna Allow the hacked cracked version now lolol

And on that NoteI wanna Smack those to that Do The PC Vs Mac Comericals wait untill mac can't use pcs software any more ehheehh

Hi DjLevel9,

I'm glad to hear it helped you.

You do have to admit that the PC vs Mac commercials are funny in how much they exagerate things to a point of being ridiculously simple.

Have a great New Years,
Shawn

To measure the effect on the modifications you made to speed up boot & shutdown in Vista, you will find attached a script which will display the reboot time of your computer.
Just rename the txt file with the vbs extension.

Sid.

Hi Sidney,

That's a great liitle tip there. You should create a tutorial on it. I will link it with this one so folks can use it to measure the difference.

Shawn

Hey I have an issue with this.

Using Method 2, every time I check "Make boot settings permanent", I get the prompt to continue or cancel, but after I click "Continue" my check disappears from the box and I do not get a reboot message.

Anyone help out with this?

Hi Rockster,

This is normal. When you click the Yes to continue, it automatically clears the check in the box. If you had already checked the Don't show this message again box in step 8 before, then you will not see that box again. GO ahead and restart the computer though to apply the changes.

Shawn

Yeah, thanks for the help. I was confused at first but then realized all my settings were changed once I hit the "Make Boot Settings Permanent" box. All is well, and Vista is running a lot better!