I've seen this mentioned a few times recently.
As there any opinions for or against or maybe?
(XP Home SP3 is the target)
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I have used it before, and there was a decrease in boot time. I also found that once I defragged the computer the few seconds I gained with Bootvis disappeared.
I'm quite happy with the boot times I have at the moment, 35 seconds on the AMD 6000 box, and about 30 seconds on the AMD 3200 box. Microsoft pulled the utility from their website as well a fair while ago... http://www.microsoft.com/whdc/system...t/default.mspx Bootvis is available at Major Geeks here: |MG| BootVis 1.3.37.0
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Ok - thanks - any implications - uninstalls easily?
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If I remember rightly it sits in it's own folder that you can put anywhere as it does not install.
You just run it from there and let it do it's thing...
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Ok - I shall of course blame you when it all goes pear shaped.
but hey! thanks
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Originally Posted by elpmek
No worries mate, but you do get get the choice of committing to the changes that Bootvis will make permanent after a restart.
So the onus falls back on you then...
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Just a quick note if I can't get back to this site 'tis because Arctos has given me the Onus.
If I do get back I shall pass the Onus on. Mind you I'll not be doing anything 'til Sunday
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