How to speed up windows booting time

Computers that are slow to boot Windows and get the operating system up and running can frustrate the most serene PC users.

Here are some tips to optimize your Windows boot up performance and maximize your computer’s speed.

An easy way to improve your Windows performance is to make some simple adjustments in the BIOS – the Basic Input/Output System – where the computer’s most basic instructions are stored that allow the computer to initiate the most basic commands, such as turning on, booting the operating system and retaining time. It can be risky to make changes to the BIOS, so be careful, and be sure that you are confident moving forward.

Turn the computer off, wait 30 seconds, and then reboot
When the computer is turning on, initiate the command to enter the BIOS – this can vary between computer manufacturers – try pressing F1, F10 or the DEL key – you can check the computer’s manual or search online for your computer’s specific command.
Once the BIOS opens, use the keyboard arrow keys to move to the BOOT menu and then Enter
If possible, choose Quick Boot, then Enter
You should see an option for Boot Device Priority – use the arrows again to set the first device to the hard drive. ***if you need to boot from CD in the future, you will need to re-set this setting to CD-ROM***
Choose Exit and Save Changes – this will cause the computer to reboot

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You can also make some adjustments in your Windows user settings that will improve the boot speed.

Click Start, then Run and type MSCONFIG and then press Enter
This will open the System Configuration Utility – click then Startup tab
This opens a list of all the programs that are programmed to start automatically when your computer boots up – if there are unnecessary programs here, removing them will speed up the process
Click to remove any unwanted checkmarks from the boxes – if you have no idea what things are, its best to leave them alone

Windows itself includes some helpful tools to get rid of unnecessary files and bits of data that are hanging around on your computer – running these utilities is a good way to reduce the pressure on your computer and your operating system. Use Disk Cleanup to clear up available disk space and improve performance.

Click Start, then All Programs
Choose Accessories, then System Tools
Choose Disk Cleanup
This will open an Options dialog box – choose to clean only one user account or the whole computer – enter the administrative password or press Enter
Now, a Drive Selection box will open, choose the hard drive C: listing, then OK
Choose the Disk Cleanup tab, then click to select the files to delete
When you have finished selecting files, click OK, then Delete Files
Restart you computer and enjoy the increased speed

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