Gooooood Day All!

[Lasrix]

Hey all!

Long time since ive posted. =\, been caught up in 'this and that'.

On to matters, I was wondering about my boot up time. Recently i havent been shutting down my computer for like 5-10 days on end. When i do shut my computer down, to clear my RAM, i notice that its startin to slow down a bit. It takes like 3-5 minutes for everything to load up. I know the whole wear and tear issue. I was just wondering is there anything to help this? I Defrag, System Clean, and Searchs blah blah blah.

Cheers-

 

[003]

Leaving the computer on does not slow it down.

 

[Powerslave]

what 003 said.

 

[Lasrix]

i didnt say it did, i was just mentioning it...

 

[xenosoul]

get BOOTVIS for xp if thats the operating system your running.. It will speed up boot time noticeably.

 

[Lasrix]

Any idea on how it makes it speed up?

 

[xenosoul]

I think it organizes the drivers that load on bootup.

 

[PP Mguire]

if you want, get a prgram called system suite 5 and use the registry cleaner. it will take out any nonsense you might have just floatin around in your registry.

 

[Lonewolf5460]

maby he just has to many programs on start up.You probably allready know but start,run,msconfig and take off uneeded start up items.

 

[xenosoul]

Yeah, that too. Alot of start up items will definatly slow boot up down.. Still Bootvis will still make it faster than it is.