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Vista Business, Core 2 Duo 2.4GHz with 4GB RAM plus 4GB ReadyBoost. It's the Sony SZ with the hybrid (flash plus spindle) drive, and apparently Vista has learned a lot |
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Vista Business, Core 2 Duo 2.4GHz with 4GB RAM plus 4GB
ReadyBoost. It's the Sony SZ with the hybrid (flash plus spindle) drive, and apparently Vista has learned a lot about how I use the system. This installation is rock solid and has my confidence - I have yet to see a crash. Speedy ON-OFF is important to me as this unit goes back and forth to the office and is a desktop replacement at each end, and it travels a lot to other offices as well. After some experimenting, it will reliably SLEEP in 6-7 seconds, and AWAKEN in 4-5 seconds. SHUTDOWN takes longer at 20 seconds, and BOOT is a problem at well over a minute. What can I do to improve BOOT time? |
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"Lon" <angry@none.com> wrote in message
news:fnu9dt$aea$1@registered.motzarella.org... > Vista Business, Core 2 Duo 2.4GHz with 4GB RAM plus 4GB ReadyBoost. It's > the Sony SZ with the hybrid (flash plus spindle) drive, and apparently > Vista has learned a lot about how I use the system. This installation is > rock solid and has my confidence - I have yet to see a crash. > > Speedy ON-OFF is important to me as this unit goes back and forth to the > office and is a desktop replacement at each end, and it travels a lot to > other offices as well. > > After some experimenting, it will reliably SLEEP in 6-7 seconds, and > AWAKEN in 4-5 seconds. SHUTDOWN takes longer at 20 seconds, and BOOT is a > problem at well over a minute. > > What can I do to improve BOOT time? If Vista boots in 60-90 seconds, I think that is the best you can do, unless you have preinstalled crapware that can be removed. |
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