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    Speed Up Boot and Shutdown Times

    Speed Up Boot and Shutdown Times

    Shorten the time it takes for your desktop to appear when you turn on your

    PC, and make XP shut down faster as well.

    No matter how fast your PC boots, it’s not fast enough. Here are several

    hacks to get you right to your desktop as quickly as possible after startup.

    Perform a Boot Defragment

    There’s a simple way to speed up XP startup: make your system do a boot

    defragment, which will put all the boot files next to one another on your

    hard disk. When boot files are in close proximity to one another, your system

    will start faster.

    On most systems, boot defragment should be enabled by default, but it

    might not be on yours, or it might have been changed inadvertently. To

    make sure that boot defragment is enabled on your system, run the Registry

     

    Editor and go to:

    HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Dfrg\BootOptimizeFunction

    Edit the Enable string value to Y if it is not already set to Y. Exit the Registry

    and reboot. The next time you reboot, you’ll do a boot defragment.

    I’ve found many web sites recommending a way of speeding

    up boot times that might in fact slow down the amount of

    time it takes to boot up and will probably slow down

    launching applications as well. The tip recommends going to

    your C:\WINDOWS\Prefetch directory and emptying it every

    week. Windows uses this directory to speed up launching

    applications. It analyzes the files you use during startup and

    the applications you launch, and it creates an index to where

    those files and applications are located on your hard disk. By

    using this index, XP can launch files and applications faster.

    So, by emptying the directory, you are most likely slowing

    down launching applications. In my tests, I’ve also found

    that after emptying the directory, it takes my PC a few seconds

    longer to get to my desktop after bootup.

     

    Hack Your BIOS for Faster Startups

    When you turn on your PC, it goes through a set of startup procedures in its

    BIOS before it gets to starting XP. So, if you speed up those initial startup

    procedures, you’ll make your system start faster.

    You can speed up your startup procedures by changing the BIOS with the

    built-in setup utility. How you run this utility varies from PC to PC, but you

    | Startup and Shutdown

     

    typically get to it by pressing the Delete, F1, or F10 keys during startup.

    You’ll come to a menu with a variety of choices. Here are the choices to

    make for faster system startups:

    Quick Power On Self Test (POST)

    When you choose this option, your system runs an abbreviated POST

    rather than the normal, lengthy one.

    Boot Up Floppy Seek

    Disable this option. When it’s enabled, your system spends a few extra

    seconds looking for your floppy drive—a relatively pointless procedure,

    especially considering how infrequently you use your floppy drive.

    Boot Delay

    Some systems let you delay booting after you turn on your PC so that

    your hard drive gets a chance to start spinning before bootup. Most

    likely, you don’t need to have this boot delay.

    Computer Abbreviations

    ACRONYM SPELLED OUT    
    AC AC alternating current
    ACPI Advanced Configuration and Power Interface
    ACT Activity
    ADSL Assymetrical Digital Subscribe Line
    AGP Accelerated graphics port
    AIFF Audio Interchange File Format
    AIT Advanced Intilligent Tape
    AMD Advanced Micro Devices
    AMR Audio/Moderm Riser
    AMT Active Management Technoloty
    AOL American Online Limited
    APIPA Automatic private internet protocol addressing
    APM Advanced power management
    ARP Address resolution protocol
    ASCII American standard Code for Information Interchange
    ASF Advanced System Format
    ASP Active Server Page / Application Service Provider
    ASR Automated system recovery
    AT Advanced technology
    ATA Advanced technology attachment
    ATAPI Advanced technology Attachment Packet Interface
    ATM Asynchronous Transfer Mode
    ATX Advanced Technology eXtended
    AVI Audio Vedio Interleave
    BIOS Basic Input Output System
    BNC Bayonet-Neill-Concelman or British Navel Connector
    BOSS Bharath Operating System Solution, Linux indian vertion
    BRI Basic rate interface
    BTX Balanced Technoogy Extended
    BTX Balanced technology extended
    CCD Charged coupled device
    CCFL Cold Cathode Fluorescent Lamp
    CCIE Cisco Certified Internet work Expert
    CD Compact disc
    CD ROM Compact disc-read-only memory
    C-DAC Center 4 Development and Advaned Computing
    CDFS Compact disc file system
    CDMA Code Dividion Multiple Access
    CMOS Complmentory Metal Oxide Semiconductor
    CNR Cammunication Network Riser (ACR- Advanced CR)
    COM 1 Communication port 1
    CPU Central processing unit
    CRIMM Continuity-rambus inline memory module
    CRT Cathode-ray tube
    DAB Digital Audio Broadcasting
    DAC Digital-Analog Converter
    DAC Discretionary access control
    DB 25 DB-25 serial communications D-shell connector, 25 pins
    DB 9 DB-9 9 pin D shell connector
    DC Direct current
    DDOS Distributed denial of service
    DDR Double data-rate
    DDR SDRAM Double Data Rate Synchronous Dynamic Random Access Memory
    DDS Digital Data Storage
    DFS Distributed file system
    DHCP Dynamic host configuration protocol
    DIMM Dual Inline Memory Module (SoDIMM-Small Outline)
    DIN Deutsche Industrie Norm
    DIP DIP dual inline package
    DLP Digital Light Processing
    DLT Digital linear tape
    DMA(U DMA) Ultra Direct Memory Access
    DNA Domain name service or domain name server
    DNC Do not call regisrty (mobile adv)
    DNS Domain Naming System
    DOS Disk operating system or denial of service
    DPMS Display power management signaling
    DRAM dynamic random access memory
    DRM Digital Rights Management
    DSL Digital subscriber line
    DVB-H Digital video Broadcast Hand Held (Mobile TV)
    DVD Digital video disc or digital versatile disc
    DVD RAM Digital video disc-random access memory
    DVD ROM Digital video disc-read only memory
    DVD-A DVD Audio
    DVI Digital visual interface
    DVR  Digital Video Recoder
    ECC Error correction code/ Error checking and correctiong
    ECP Extended capabilities port
    EDIE Extended Integrated Drive Electronics
    EEPROM Electrically erasable programmable read-only memory
    EFS Encrypting file system
    EIDE Enhanced integrated drive electronics
    EISA Extended industry standard architecture
    EMI Electromagnetic interference
    EMP Electromagnetic pulse
    EPIC Explitly Parallel Instruction Computing
    EPP EPP enhanced parallel port
    EPROM Erasable programmable read-only memory
    ERD Emergency repair disk
    ESD Electrostatic discharge
    ESDI Enhanced small device interface
    EULA End User Licence Agreement   (CAL- Client Access Licence, PUR - Product User Rights )
    EVDO Evolution data optimized or evolution data only
    EVGA Extended video graphics adapter/array
    FAT  File Allocation Table (FAT 12, 16, 32 Bit)
    FDD Floppy disk drive
    FERPA Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act
    Fn Function (referring to the function key on a laptop)
    FPM Fast page-mode
    FQDN Fully qualified domain name
    FRU Field replaceable unit
    FTP File transfer protocol
    GB Gigabyte
    GDI Graphics device interface
    GDN Global Delivary Network
    GHz Gigahertz
    GIF Graphic Interchange Format
    GPL General Public Licence (GNU GLP)
    GPRS General packet radio system
    GPS Global Position System
    GPU Graphical Processing Unit
    GSM Global System for Mobile cammunication
    GUI Graphical user interface
    HAL Hardware abstraction layer
    HCL Hardware Compatability List
    HD DVD Hi Defanition DVD 
    HDD Hard Disk Drive
    HDMI High Definition Multimedia Interface
    H-HDD Hybrid Hard Disk Drive
    HPC Hi Perfomance Computing
    HPFS High performance file system
    HT Hyper Threading
    HTC Hi Tech Computers
    HTCEC Hi Tech Crime Enquiry Cell
    HTML Hypertext markup language
    HTTP Hypertext transfer protocol
    HTTPS Hypertext transfer protocol over secure sockets layer
    HVD Holographic Versitile Disk
    I/O Input/output
    IBM International Business Machine
    ICMP Internet control message protocol
    ICR Intelligent character recognition
    ICS Internet connection sharing
    IDE Integrated drive electronics
    IEEE Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineering
    IMAP Internet mail access protocol
    IMEI International Mobile Equipment Identity 
    IP Internet protocol
    IPCONFIG Internet protocol configuration
    IPP Internet printing protocol
    IPSEC Internet protocol security
    IPTV Internet Protocol Telivision
    IPX Internetwork packet exchange
    IPX/SPX Internetwork packet exchange/sequenced packet exchange
    IR Infrared
    IrDA Infrared Data Association
    IRQ IRQ interrupt request
    ISA Industry Standard Architucture
    ISDN Integrated Service Digital Network
    ISO Industry Standards Organization
    ISP Internet service provider
    ISS Internet Information Services
    IVRS Interactive Voice Response System
    J2EE JAVA 2 Entrprise Edition
    J2ME java 2 Micro Edition
    J2SE JAVA 2 standard Edition
    JPEG Joint Picture Experts Group
    KB Kilobyte
    LAN Local area network
    LBA Logical Block Adressing
    LC Lucent connector
    LCD Liquid crystal display
    LDAP Light weight directory Access Protocol
    LED LED light emitting diode
    LGA Land Grid Array
    LI-ON Lithium-ion
    LIP LiPoly lithium-ion polymer
    LnCP Living Network Control Protocol
    LPD/LPR Line printer daemon / line printer remote
    LPX Low profile extended
    LTP Line printer terminal
    LTP 1 Line printer terminal 1
    LVD Low voltage differential
    M DIMM Micro dual inline memory module(SoDIMM-Small outline)
    M RAM Magneto resistive Randam Access Memory
    MAC Media access control
    MAN Metropolitan area network
    MAPI Messaging application programming interface
    Mb Megabit
    MB Megabyte
    MBR Master boot record
    MBSA Microsoft Baseline Security Analyzer
    MCE Media Center Edition
    MCR Multivariant curve resolution
    MFD Multi-function device
    MFP Multi-function product
    MGCP Media Gateway Control Protocol
    MHz Megahertz
    MIDI Musical Instrument Digital Interface
    MIME Multipurpose internet mail extension
    MLI Multiple link interface
    MMC Multi Media Card 
    MMC Microsoft management console
    MMX Multimedia extensions
    MP3 Moving Picture Experts Group Layer 3 Audio
    MPEG-2 Mocving Picture Experts Group-2
    MSCONFIG Microsoft configuration
    MSDS Material safety data sheet
    MUI Multilingual user interface
    NAS Network Attached Storage
    NAT Network address translation
    NDS Network Directiory Service
    NeRBEUI Networked basic input/output system extended user interface
    NerBIOS Networked basic input/output system
    NFS Network file system
    NGN Next Generation Network
    NIC Network Interface Card
    Nicd Nickel cadmium
    NiMH Nical Metal Hydride
    NLI Not logged in or natural language interface
    NLX New Low Profile eXtened
    NNTP Network news transfer protocol
    NOS Network Operationg System
    NTFS New Technology File System
    NTLDR New technology loader
    NWLINK Netware Link
    NX No eXecute
    OCR Optical character recognition
    ODM Orginal Design Manufacture
    OEM Original equipment manufacturer
    OFC Optical Fiber Cable
    OFDM Orthogonal Frequency Dividion Multiplexing (4th generation mobile technology)
    OLED Organic Light Emeting Diod
    OMR Optical mark recognition
    OS Operating system
    OSR Original equipment manufacturer service release
    PAN Personal Area Net work
    PATA Parallel Advanced Technology Attachment
    PC Personal computer
    PCI Periphral Component Interconnect
    PCIe Peripheral component interconnect express
    PCIX Peripheral component interconnect extended
    PCMICIA Personal Computer Memory Card International Association
    PDA Personal Digital Assistant
    PDF Portabel Document Format
    PDP Plasma Display Panel 
    PGA 2 Pin Grid Array 2
    PIN Personal identification number
    PKI Public key infrastructure
    PLC Printer control language
    PMR Perpindicular Magnatic Recoding 
    PNG Portable Network Graphics
    PnP Plug and play
    POP3 POP3 post office protocol 3
    POST Power-on self test
    POTS Plain old telephone service
    PPP Point-to-point protocol
    PPTP Point-to-point tunneling protocol
    PRI Primary rate interface
    PROM Programmable read-only memory
    PS/2 Personal System/2 connector
    PSTN Public switched telephone network
    PSU Power Supply Unit
    PVC Permanent virtual circuit
    PXE Preboot execution environment
    QoS Quality of service
    RAID Redundant array of independent (or inexpensive) discs
    RAM Random access memory
    RAMDAC Randam Access Memmory Digital to Analog Converter
    RAS Remote access service
    RBAC Role-based access control or rule-based access control
    RDRAM RDRAM RAMBUS® dynamic random access memory
    RDSL Rate Adaptive Digital Subscribe Line
    RF Radio frequency
    RFI Radio frequency interference
    RFID Radio Frequency Identification (On auto mobile number plates)
    RGB RGB red green blue
    RIMM RAMBUS® inline memory module (SoRIMM-Small Outline RIMM)
    RIP Routing information protocol
    RIS Remote installation service
    RISC Reduced instruction set computer
    RJ 11 RJ-11 registered jack function 11
    RJ 45 RJ-45 registered jack function 45
    RMA Returned materials authorization
    ROM Read only memory
    RS RS-232 or RS-232C recommended standard 232
    RTC Real-time clock
    RTMS Resource Tracking & Managemnent Systems (Bsnl)
    SAN Storage area network
    SATA Serial Advanced Technology Attachment
    SC Subscription channel
    SCAD Super Audio CD
    SCSI Small computer System Interface
    SCSI ID SCSI ID small computer system interface identifier
    SD Secure Digital card
    SDRAM Synchronous dynamic random access memory
    SDSL Symmetrical Digital Subscribe Line
    SEA-ME-WE3 South East Asia Middle East-Western Europe-3
    SEC Single Edge Catridge/Connector
    SFC system file checker
    SFF Small Form Factor
    SGRAM Synchronous graphics random access memory
    SHDS Short Hole Digital Service
    SIFBEE Short range wireless cammunication
    SIM Subscriber Identity Module
    SIMD Single Insutuction Multiple Data
    SIMM Single Inline Memory Module
    SLI Scalable link interface or system level integration or scanline interleave mode
    SMART Self Monitering Analysis and Reporting Technology
    SMB Server message block or small to midsize business
    SMP Symmetrical Multiprocessing
    SMTP Simple mail transport protocol
    SNMP Simple network management protocol
    SNS Social Networking Site
    SoDIMM Small outline Dual Inline Memor Module
    SOHO Small office/home office
    SP Service pack
    SPD Serial Presence Detect
    SPDIF Sony/Philips/Digital Inter Face 
    SPGA Staggered pin grid array
    SPX Sequenced package exchange
    SRAM Static Random Access Memory
    SSD Solid State Disk
    SSH Secure shell
    SSID Service set identifier
    SSL Secure sockets layer
    ST Straight tip
    STP Shielded twisted pair
    SVGA Super video graphics array
    SXGA Super extended graphics array
    TB Terabyte
    TCP Transmission control protocol
    TCP/IP Transmission control protocol/internet protocol
    TDR Time domain reflectometer
    TFTP Trivial file transfer protocol
    TRCCF Technical Resources Center for Cyber Forensic
    UART Universal asynchronous receiver transmitter
    UDF User defined functions or universal disk format or universal data format
    UDMA Ultra direct memory access
    UDP User datagram protocol
    UL Underwriter’s Laboratory
    UNC Universal naming convention
    Unicode Universal Multiple Octet Code Character Set
    UPS Uninterruptible power supply
    URL Uniform resource locator
    USB Universal serial bus
    USMT User state migration tool
    UTP Un shealted Twisted Pair
    UXGA Ultra extended graphics array
    VDSL Veri high bit rate Digital Subscribe Line
    VDU Visual Display Unit
    VESA Video Electronics Standards Association
    VFAT Virtual file allocation table
    VFW Video For Windows
    VGA Video Graphic Array
    VoD Video on Demand
    VoIP VoIP voice over internet protocol
    VPN Virtual private network
    VRAM Video random access memory
    VT Virtulisation Technology
    VXD Virtual Device Driver
    WAN Wide area network
    WAP Wireless application protocol
    WEP Wired equivalent privacy
    Wi Fi Wireless Fidility
    WINS Windows internet name service
    WLAN Wireless local area network
    WMA Windows Media Audio
    WORM  Write Once Read Meany 
    WPA Wireless protected access
    WUXGA Wide ultra extended graphics array
    X-D Bit eXecute Desabel Bit
    XGA eXtended graphics array
    ZIF Zero-insertion-force
    ZIP Zigzag inline package

    Get more disk space – Conver FAT32 toNTFS File system

    Get more disk space – Conver FAT32 toNTFS File system

    First this trick need an ntfs disk, if u have fat or fat32, the convert it here is hw:open ms-dos and write

     

    Convert [Drive]:/fs:ntfs

     

    For example... for drive C:\

    Convert c:/fs:ntfs


     

    NTFS Features :

    Recovery- Data is written to an NTFS volume,the data is re-rea and verified,Transation Tracking provide reliable data transfer.

    Security- Permission,file access audit trails and encryption.

    POXSIX Compliance- In efforts to support UNIX.

    Compression- Allows file or folder level compression.

    Quata Management- Limit the amound of disk space allocated to each user.

    Ownership- Access permission,

    Encryption-Data confidential by Encription them, Only user can read encrypted file.

    Indexing- Calatogue of files and folders location and properties,speed up search.

    Dynamic Disks- Multiple physical disks to be combined into volums.

     

     

     

    Compress Drive to Save disk space

    now select a drive (c or d or e.......) right-click and propreties, then click on general and select "compress drive to save disk space" and press ok...no data will be damaged or removed.