How to Boot Up Your Computer Quickly?
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Is your PC or laptop taking too long time to start? If yes, then the reason is due to many programs and window services that are configured to run during start up. There is a solution to boot up the computer quickly.
When we turn on the PC or the laptop, many programs installed in the computer are set to start as soon as the computer is started. This causes the computer to boot up very slowly and also occupies too much RAM memory. To avoid this delay, use Autoruns 9.0 utility from Microsoft.
You can also do this manually by going to the start-up folder and clearing all the programs and registry entries, but the Autoruns 9.0 is a better utility to clean them all at one place.
This is how it looks when you start this Autoruns program.
Autoruns Utility Program from Microsoft.
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Abinaya, thanks, initially it used to take 10 minutes, I have too many programs in my computer, now it takes less than four minutes, not bad :)
CGull! Thanks , just what I needed
regards Zsuzsy
Thanks a heap! My service guy puts a lot of unneccessary things in start up!
Thank you very much for the information, I am hoping that will solve my problem
Autoruns is a great tool, but it should be used with caution. As you noted there are some things you did not know and did not touch. I am glad to hear that, many users get this tool and inadvertantly kill their computer by disabling system necessary startups. This is a tool for mare advanced users or to be used with instruction from an advnaced user. A decent tool for the average user is StartupInspector.
I have a small write up on start ups here: http://www.pc-maintenance-guide.com/slow-boot-clea
Sorry if you think this is spamming your hub, but it is relevant information. If you need more info onthe autoruns I would suggest 1st reading the info on the Microsoft site and then contact someone who can help you. Doing a full wirite up on the functions, features and items in Autoruns is a big job ;-)
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Abhinaya says:
7 months ago
Great tips!I loved the article as this is going to help me a lot-especially if autorun is going to clean all at one place.Thanks.