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  • How to speedup Windows startup and shutdown speed?

    Ganesh MSD

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    Updated: Oct 26, 2024
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    I am using Windows & home basic. Every time i boot my computer it will take around 3 min to satrtup and shutdown speed also low.

    Is there is any steps to speedup this??
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  • Sanyam Khurana

    Member • Apr 4, 2013

    First of all , clean up your system, leave some space for system to work.

    > Delete all unnecessary files, you don't want.

    > Delete all Temporary files, which may have stored since ages.

    > Use only one antivirus. (Which are you using now?)

    > Use a batch file to clean up all your files.
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  • rahul69

    Member • Apr 4, 2013

    Ganesh MSD
    I am using Windows & home basic. Every time i boot my computer it will take around 3 min to satrtup and shutdown speed also low.

    Is there is any steps to speedup this??
    Or u can simply format and reinstall😉 (if u've got original installation disk)😁
    but be careful to create backup first😏
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  • lal

    Member • Apr 4, 2013

    Even de-fragmenting helps. Some de-fragmenting applications even have this special option that will order the files according to how they are accessed while booting.
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  • Sanyam Khurana

    Member • Apr 6, 2013

    Yes, De-fragmenting is a good option, but first clean up your system, and yes, don't forget to hide all those useless icons in the system tray, as when you start up your PC, they pose much problem, if you have listed there many icons, and search a batch file for cleaning up all temporary files, or if you can't find, PM me, I'll give you one.

    😀
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  • Ganesh MSD

    Member • Apr 7, 2013

    rahul69
    Or u can simply format and reinstall😉 (if u've got original installation disk)😁
    but be careful to create backup first😏
    ya i already re install my OS it is also very slow. Slow on startup mostly it take more than 3 min.
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  • Ganesh MSD

    Member • Apr 7, 2013

    Sanyam Khurana
    Yes, De-fragmenting is a good option, but first clean up your system, and yes, don't forget to hide all those useless icons in the system tray, as when you start up your PC, they pose much problem, if you have listed there many icons, and search a batch file for cleaning up all temporary files, or if you can't find, PM me, I'll give you one.

    😀
    I delete my temp files and also uninstall useless programs. even when i am booting it is very slow. where can i get de-fragmenting software
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  • Sanyam Khurana

    Member • Apr 7, 2013

    Windows has a default de fragmenter, here is how you reach there :-

    #-Link-Snipped-#

    Moreover, open up MyComputer, right click on the drive, then properties, and select Compress this drive to save Disk Space under General Properties tab..!! 😁



    Ganesh MSD
    ya i already re install my OS it is also very slow. Slow on startup mostly it take more than 3 min.
    Are you really sure about this, I mean did you just format the hard disk or all your data is there and moreover , have you selected that setting of applying properties from previous version of Windows, If you did this, then there's nothing going to happen even if you do this more than 1000 times, What you have to do, is (of course if you can afford) format your drive, and keep all the data in External Hard Disk , and Keep your computer Clean, The more you store on your hard disk, the more Processes often takes place, which of course takes more space in the system, and you're running out of space, and I'm sure your Ram consumption would be also high.


    BDW, Could you please tell me your system configuration?
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  • pradeep.pawar

    Member • Aug 5, 2013

    press windows key+r and you get run, type in msconfig and disable unwanted startup programs also disable non windows services which are not required on bootup.
    Remove unwanted programs if any use tfcleanup or ccleaner for removing temp files.
    Perform error checking too by right clicking C drive and click tools.
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  • Kaustubh Katdare

    Administrator • Aug 6, 2013

    Not sure if this would help - but I could speed up my Windows machines using the following-

    1. Make sure that there are 'zero' programs that load at the startup.

    2. Ensure that the operating system resides in C: and there's no other data in that drive. Plus, make your 'program files' folder in a separate partition; say D:. This should speed up your computer at least by 15-20%. I don't know the logical reason for this, but it seems to work all the time.

    3. Make sure that your computer has sufficient RAM. If it does not, the system will end up writing stuff on your HDD than accessing it directly from the main memory.

    If you want to add more awesomeness to your computer and don't mind spending a few bucks, I'd recommend getting an SSD purely for the operating system and then store all your regular work (files, videos, documents et al.) in your current HDD configured as a slave. That way, your machine will read the operating system from the SSD during boot time, making it boot faster than ever before.

    I hope this helps.
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  • Jason Estibeiro

    Member • Jan 29, 2014

    I use CCleaner software to clear out temporary files and other system files. Reduce the number of startup applications and defragment my hard disk 2-3 times a month.
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  • moksh

    Member • Feb 19, 2014

    buy a better system!
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  • yogi.bharadwaj

    Member • Mar 15, 2014

    Ganesh MSD
    I delete my temp files and also uninstall useless programs. even when i am booting it is very slow. where can i get de-fragmenting software
    hey whats the size of your c drive or the drive in which os is installed. do not make it huge compress it to just 40-60gb it will be help u.👍
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