Boot time and Power Manager

[ldelossa]

Wow I actually never thought of that, just restorying the registry after you make a ton of changes. I have known hahahaha. thanks! 

[Weston]

How does one disable or change he options for rapidboot? I can not find anything on it except some support files in the lenovo folder on my computer. 

[ldelossa]

It should be in add and remove programs, if not you may have not installed it if you did a clean installation of windows after getting your laptop.

[theflyingwing]

As it was with ColonelONeill I startup my machine within 14-15 seconds when set to maximum performance in the power manager. When set to maximum battery life it takes some 20-21 seconds which is still very nice.

I am quite happy with this speed if you imagine that my last clean Windows setup is now more than 4 month ago.

Greets

[ldelossa]

Yes playing around with power manager is crucial ot getthing those fast speeds. I had to do a reformat last night due to some other factors. Now I'm having trouble getting my boot time to 26 seconds on balanced battery plan. Frustrating! haha.

[ColonelONeill]

Heh, I'm still running my preload Windows from way out in August 2011.

If you're on a just installed Windows, run
C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v2.0.50727\ngen.exe executequeueditems
It forces the compilation of .NET binaries. Might help with the boots.

[ldelossa]

Your just full of tricks! Where's a good spot to get tips like those?

[ldelossa]

that did the just the trick! one other thing ppl using Ccleaner, it kills the mssearch index everytime it runs so uncheck that for faster boottimes since i think the rebuild of the index starts immediately on startup.