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Little tutorial to make your laptop boot more efficiently and faster!

1. Press the windows key, and R at the same time
2. Type "msconfig" no speech marks
3.  Then Goto Boot/Advanced Options
4. Select number of processors and then select how ever many you like and press apply.


Many thanks!
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Nice little tutorial, I already had this done a long time ago, but it's still useful. Heart

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(10-11-2016, 04:51 PM)DStar Wrote:
Little tutorial to make your laptop boot more efficiently and faster!

1. Press the windows key, and R at the same time
2. Type "msconfig" no speech marks
3.  Then Goto Boot/Advanced Options
4. Select number of processes and then select how ever many you like and press apply.


Many thanks!

Wow, I never knew about this, thank you!

How many processes do you recommend?
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(10-11-2016, 05:14 PM)runescape Wrote:
(10-11-2016, 04:51 PM)DStar Wrote:
Little tutorial to make your laptop boot more efficiently and faster!

1. Press the windows key, and R at the same time
2. Type "msconfig" no speech marks
3.  Then Goto Boot/Advanced Options
4. Select number of processers and then select how ever many you like and press apply.


Many thanks!

Wow, I never knew about this, thank you!

How many processes do you recommend?

Sorry i meant processors* i recommend using all cores!
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(10-11-2016, 04:51 PM)DStar Wrote:
Little tutorial to make your laptop boot more efficiently and faster!

1. Press the windows key, and R at the same time
2. Type "msconfig" no speech marks
3.  Then Goto Boot/Advanced Options
4. Select number of processors and then select how ever many you like and press apply.


Many thanks!

There's no reason to even change this since by default you are always using the maximum your board / OS allows.
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(10-11-2016, 06:10 PM)1UP Wrote:
(10-11-2016, 04:51 PM)DStar Wrote:
Little tutorial to make your laptop boot more efficiently and faster!

1. Press the windows key, and R at the same time
2. Type "msconfig" no speech marks
3.  Then Goto Boot/Advanced Options
4. Select number of processors and then select how ever many you like and press apply.


Many thanks!

There's no reason to even change this since by default you are always using the maximum your board / OS allows.
When i looked i brought my laptop it used 1 core. Now it uses all cores.
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(10-11-2016, 06:11 PM)DStar Wrote:
(10-11-2016, 06:10 PM)1UP Wrote:
(10-11-2016, 04:51 PM)DStar Wrote:
Little tutorial to make your laptop boot more efficiently and faster!

1. Press the windows key, and R at the same time
2. Type "msconfig" no speech marks
3.  Then Goto Boot/Advanced Options
4. Select number of processors and then select how ever many you like and press apply.


Many thanks!

There's no reason to even change this since by default you are always using the maximum your board / OS allows.
When i looked i brought my laptop it used 1 core. Now it uses all cores.
That's not something you should be changing in windows, that's a bios setting. Seeing how this is a windows setting, that wouldn't even take place till after windows is loaded. So it doesn't even affect the boot time.
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