[Help] Windows 7 boot time speedup?

[Cheeky Leo]

Hey everyone,

 

I own a SSD with Win 7 on and don´t get me wrong everything works fine and smooth but I was wondering if there are any performance tweaks I can make to get it to boot faster. With a SSD it already boots incredibly fast, but since Windows 7 doesn´t support fastboot like Win 8, I was wondering if you could somehow make the process faster or manually do something like fastboot on Win 8, so it creates an image and only loads that one, instead of every single driver.

 

Thanks in advance.

[Speedbird]

Can't really think of any. Does your motherboard have EFI? And isn't this fast enough?

[Levent]

http://www.askvg.com/master-tutorial-to-make-your-windows-7-super-fast/

I used to mess with these when I was using a hdd for windows.

[kameshss]

Well, Defrag the drives, Registry Cleaning, Remove unnecessary PC Startups, Services, Clean temp files.

It will work fine.

[Cheeky Leo]

Can't really think of any. Does your motherboard have EFI? And isn't this fast enough?

 

I have UEFI yeah but I was just wondering if you can speed up the boot process even more like on win 8  

[Cheeky Leo]

Well, Defrag the drives, Registry Cleaning, Remove unnecessary PC Startups, Services, Clean temp files.

It will work fine.

 

Yeah I do that regualarily, so I won´t be able to harness more speed from that.

[Cheeky Leo]

http://www.askvg.com/master-tutorial-to-make-your-windows-7-super-fast/

I used to mess with these when I was using a hdd for windows.

 

Thanks found some useful things on there. 

[Speedbird]

I have UEFI yeah but I was just wondering if you can speed up the boot process even more like on win 8

Is the hard drive partitioned with GPT? EFI won't make anything faster with an MBR scheme. You can check it in Disk Management.

[Cheeky Leo]

Is the hard drive partitioned with GPT? EFI won't make anything faster with an MBR scheme. You can check it in Disk Management.

 

Where do I check that? When I right klick the SSD when go to Hardware and select my SSD and then click properties and volumes it doesn´t show me anyting in there every single thing is blank. 

[Speedbird]

Where do I check that? When I right klick the SSD when go to Hardware and select my SSD and then click properties and volumes it doesn´t show me anyting in there every single thing is blank. 

Press Win + R, type diskmgmt.msc, right-click on your SSD, select Properties, switch to the Volumes tab. You will see something like this:

[Cheeky Leo]

Press Win + R, type diskmgmt.msc, right-click on your SSD, select Properties, switch to the Volumes tab. You will see something like this:

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Yeah did exactly that, but it still doesn´t show me anything.