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Faster Windows XP startup with Bootvis

Monday, 06 September 2010 05:01 | Written by Administrator

Microsoft Software

BootVis is a performance trace visualization utility that you can use with Windows XP systems. Customer research shows a frequently requested feature that users want from their PCs is fast system startup, whether from cold boot or when resuming from standby or hibernation. The Windows development team at Microsoft has taken bold steps in making fast startup PCs a reality with the Microsoft Windows XP operating system.

Just Run the program and trace next boot + driver delays , restart computer and optimize

Here are some key features of "BootVis":