05-29-2014
02:15 AM
- last edited on
03-05-2024
11:04 PM
by
ROGBot
05-29-2014 04:05 AM
05-29-2014 07:31 AM
05-29-2014 09:30 AM
05-29-2014 02:07 PM
Tokens210 wrote:
10 seconds is a nice boot time, glad to see you got it sorted
The only way to try to make it fast is
A. Be sure the bios checks nothing but the boot drive, as on a typical "normal boot" the motherboard would scan everything connected like optical drives and things like that, since they went really needed besides installs sometime you can just check to be sure just the boot drive is selected should be named something like UEFI: Something
B. You currently don't have raid so this one wouldn't really apply apply to you specifically but if you were to have raid or setup a raid you can switch it to skip the raid screen
C. Disable everything starting on boot which you don't need or want on every boot, typically this won't increase actual boot times themselves but will make the desktop load up faster after boot, I personally shut most of them to not run on startup during the install, if the programs already installed to run on startup I usually use the command MSConfig, if you not awarset and bluetooth f this command I'd suggest a little googling and not to play with anything but startup stuff, also avoid playing with anything that ur unsure of what it is, there are sometimes funny named things in there that are actually important
The uefi install speeds it up a bit, I personally noticed the biggest difference in times from the Asus software as stated above