Turn your PC on in 10 Seconds

[Banksey]

Hey guys found this around and it likes like a charm
Original credits go to UNKNOW_LIKE_YOU

All right so u wanna know how to turn the pc on in 10 seconds right here is what u have to do to turn ur pc on in 10 seconds

Click on the start button then press R it will take u to Run well go to run
n type Regedit
press enter
this will open Registery Editor
now look for the key

HKEY_LOACAL_MECHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Contr ol\ContentIndex

now there find the Key Called
"Startup Delay"
Double Click On It
Now where its Base
Click Decimal
Now its Default Value Is 4800000
Change The Value To 40000
here u go u have done it
now close the Registery Editor and Restart Your Computer
You'll See The Result
Comments Apriciated

[Snailz]

Would it cause the computer to be slower :O even though my computer does start up in 10 secounds...

[Snailz]

Haha! 1 Rep To Contubuter.. Im not gonna let you suffer.

[Banksey]

Hehe thanks man

And there shouldn't be any problems with this as long as you do what it says.
It doesn't affect anything else in your computer just the start up time.

[Dragonshadow]

I don't understand... start in 10 seconds???

[general_salsa]

To good to be true... It must have side effecstz

[Newbs_r_us]

I remember Maximum PC magazine had an entire article about having minumum boot up times. I think the fastest it came down to was around 5-7 seconds with a top end system and all settings maximised towards speed. I do however remember them having warnings about decreased performance due to many background programs not being loaded at the start.

[AntonJ3000]

[EDIT] Worked nice, but firefox loads pages slower.

[EDIT2] Firefox seems to ignore 20% of the images now lol. And winamp crashes on start. (gonna change back now)

[EDIT3] WTF, winamp still not working , but firefox is fixed.

[Vex.]

i like this but i like to use the
shutdown -s -t 1
shortcut command

[X-Root]

I remember Maximum PC magazine had an entire article about having minumum boot up times. I think the fastest it came down to was around 5-7 seconds with a top end system and all settings maximised towards speed. I do however remember them having warnings about decreased performance due to many background programs not being loaded at the start.

It's true what he's saying.

Decreasing the wait time for background services to load, will give you
a fist in the face later on. Just boot up your computer normal, if you want
your computer to boot faster, just disable all the high quality graphics, and
also make sure f.ex. msn isn't booting up when you start and all that other
crap, it only makes your computer boot slower.

If you have a minimal amount of background and frontend processes loading
up when you boot, then you will boot quite fast, but you won't be able to
boot in 10 secs on any computer, it's also determined by your cpu power
and ram as well, and also which system OS you are using.

WinVista = Slow, WinXP = Fast. It's a fact.

And V3X, your command works, but it might not close down all the processes correct.

[elvemage]

nice guide

[Zoidberg]

Hmm... Banksey, u got birthday the same day as me, and therefore u deserve rep!

[Phygar]

I'll try it out. Hopefully it works.

[mAdlax]

will also give it a try.

[Neth'zul]

Good job man +rep