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| 104721 | 2002-12-10 03:38:00 | I have just had a major upgrade to my system. Windows xp runs fine although I had to reactivate it. Would I gain any speed benefits by completely reinstalling the operating system from scratch, or stick with what I have. Windows XP takes about one and a half minutes to get to welcome screen. Thanks in advance. Paul |
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| 104722 | 2002-12-10 03:43:00 | Hey I would reccomend sticking with what you have now, as otherwise it will mean reinstalling everything and reconfiguring everything... 1.5 Mins isn't that bad a bootup time However, if you wish for faster access go start > run and type MSCONFIG click on the startup tab and remove unnecessary programs CyberChuck |
cyberchuck (173) | ||
| 104723 | 2002-12-10 19:29:00 | Gidday, xp on my computer boots in just under a minute, and I'v seen other xp machines do the same, so 1.5 minutes isnt all that bad really. in my humble opinion, formating and reinstalling for a 30secs that may not happen,isnt really worth it. as suggested, you may get a bit back by reducing the amount of programs in startup. cheers, Bob |
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