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After which time span your OS started up successfully and loaded everything ?
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17.8%, 8 votes
Less then 10 seconds
 
4.4%, 2 votes
Less than 30 seconds
 
28.9%, 13 votes
Less than one minute
 
24.4%, 11 votes
Less than 1:30 minutes
 
6.7%, 3 votes
Up to two minutes
 
6.7%, 3 votes
More than two minutes
 
11.1%, 5 votes
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Posted on 08-29-04 02:48 PM Link | Quote
... amount of time until your computer started up and stopped loading ?

It would interest me, since I noticed major differences in starting up the OSes on different comupters (my computer needs nearly two minutes and is an older one running Windoze ME), another one needs less than ten seconds to start up with a virgin Windows XP while a different computer runs with SuSe Linux and needs less than one minute.

Networks need longer times to start up (depending on the IP settings and so on) and really full auto-start folders also lengthen the time widely.

The span is calculated between pushing the power button and when everything has stopped loading when on the desktop (virus scanner, firewall, dirvers etc.).
So, how long does your computer need to start up ?
Or it is online 23/7 ... ?
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Posted on 08-29-04 03:11 PM Link | Quote
My computer needs over a minute, because I'm using WinXp. With Win98 it only takes me 40-60 seconds.
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Posted on 08-29-04 03:52 PM Link | Quote
That's odd, Hide. This XP takes less than 30 secs to boot up fully.

Ofcourse, I could be off, being the time-ignorant doofus that I am.
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Posted on 08-29-04 04:34 PM Link | Quote
I have Red Hat Linux (yes, I am a n00b, but at least I admit it), and it takes a while to boot up...I've never timed it though...
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Posted on 08-29-04 04:45 PM Link | Quote
Around a minute. But with everything that have to load it's very normal.
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Posted on 08-29-04 05:16 PM Link | Quote
Around 30 to 45 seconds is quite normal for me.

Oh, and I use XP, if anyone really cares.
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Posted on 08-29-04 05:44 PM Link | Quote
Our Windows XP at home takes less than 30 seconds to start up fully...

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Posted on 08-29-04 06:24 PM Link | Quote
On the 1 GHz...2K Pro SP4 to get to the login screen takes about 30 secs - 1 min.

Past the Login Screen to load up the other shit though...a good 2-3 mins.
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Posted on 08-29-04 06:35 PM Link | Quote
Right now, it's at about 2:00. It's a bit shorter after a full system re-install, which I'm carrying out today, though Probably one minute.
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Posted on 08-29-04 08:49 PM Link | Quote
My computer takes about 30 seconds to load up with Windows XP. It goes a little slower sometimes, but most of the time it will take 30 seconds or less.

My old computer takes about two minutes to load with Windows 98, but that's mostly because my dad installed a bunch of programs which all open when Windows loads up.
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Posted on 08-29-04 08:59 PM Link | Quote
hahaha when I saw this topic's title, I thought it would've been something crude...

Anyway, I don't really remember because its online almost all the time.
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Posted on 08-29-04 09:17 PM Link | Quote
About a minute, maybe a tad more. I've got a XP 1.7 p4, so its fairly decent, but I guess its quite obsolete compared to all the new machines.
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Posted on 08-29-04 09:35 PM Link | Quote
Mine tends to take about 30 seconds, I think.

Come to think of it, I should see what I can eliminate on the startup process.
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Posted on 08-29-04 09:55 PM Link | Quote
About two to three minutes...urg, takes forever and a day, actually. Chris' computer, that he built, takes about a minute, maybe less. That thing is on speed or something.
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Posted on 08-29-04 09:57 PM Link | Quote
Anything around 30 seconds or so should be normal for Win XP.

Win XP loads fast becuse it's loads severeal things when it's booting, that's more effective than doing one thing as once. As the old OS's do.

Win2000 take longer time than XP to boot up I know for sure.

I can reach less than ten seconds, if I am using a boot disc and boot DOS from floppy/disc or using my old computer and just select DOS.
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Posted on 08-29-04 10:19 PM Link | Quote
Mine ranges, mostly because it depends on what I'm running on either account. In some instances, it could take up to 1 minute. But generally it is only about 30-45 seconds.
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Posted on 08-29-04 10:44 PM Link | Quote
.......

Around two minutes plus when my sister's done using it, 30sec when I'm done with it on here.

On the old TC300 and not the RB1200 (yep, I name them) it was around 2 minutes because I had a lot of programs I use on startup (and yes, I like them there because I usually leave it on a lot)

I hate thsi computer.
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Originally posted by Alexandria
.......

Around two minutes plus when my sister's done using it, 30sec when I'm done with it on here.

On the old TC300 and not the RB1200 (yep, I name them) it was around 2 minutes because I had a lot of programs I use on startup (and yes, I like them there because I usually leave it on a lot)

I hate thsi computer.

It's really no major problem to put the programs into your Quick Launch. The only software what starts up on my comp, besides required processes like SysTray or Explorer, are my virus scanner, printer status monitor and my firewall

Anyway, when putting way too much crap into the auto-start folder or the "Autostart" entry in msconfig is really full, a computer may mess up at start-up sometimes; so it should not be too much software.

As for me, I don't need stuff like the Winamp Agent at all, so I removed it from start-up
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Posted on 08-30-04 12:06 AM Link | Quote
About 3 minutes.... my computer seems to enjoy moving at a snails pace

Its not like I have a lot of stuff to load... it just loads really slowly
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