I would disable all programs except the ones related to Windows/Systems, audio and wi-fi and install Windows Security Center instead of AVG or McAfee. A good registry program (see below) would have a feature to manage your start-up programs. Some software programs enable you to manage you start-up easily. Also clear the undesired desktop shortcuts because more the shortcuts on the desktop, more time the computer takes up to load and start. With ‘Startup’ tab find out the desired program from the list, uncheck it and click ’OK’. To complete this process go to ‘Start’ and then to ‘Accessories’ and select ‘Run’. The program which is not used every time in the computer should be unchecked to stop it from automatically starting. If you don’t want to invest in an SSD solid state drive, the faster and more stable way to increase your boot-up speed is to use a start-up helper program that would delay the start of some of the programs. However, this takes time since you have to prioritize your files importance and in the end have to delete some stuff. You can always delete some of the programs or large files to free up your hard disk. If you boot-up time is over 1 minute or if you want to bring down you time to as short as possible, best thing you can do is to install a solid state drive. As you use your computer, boot time will naturally increase but you don’t want it to increase too much and use some tricks to control that as we describe in this article. Please note that these numbers are for a new computer only. If you have Windows 7 and it boots at around 38 seconds, that is normal if you want faster boot up, then you need to switch to Windows 8 as the boot-up speed is about twice as fast. 5 things to do to speed up your PC and boot time 1 – Get Windows 8:įirstly, measure how many seconds it takes for your Windows to boot and compare to the general benchmarks below.
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