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Years ago I was using a Microsoft program called BootVis.exe to optimize and improve boot performance of my PCs. It was successful in decreasing the opening time of Windows XP. Now I have machines with Windows XP and Windows 7. Is BootVis still being used? What free tool should I use to improve the boot performance?
Mehper C. Palavuzlar
Posted 2010-07-05T11:38:48.787
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I think http://www.soluto.com/ will help you.
Teufel
Posted 2010-07-05T11:38:48.787
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BootVis is apparently no longer available from Microsoft, likely because it didn't work that well, and considering the number of people that complained that a free software did not speed up their computer (even though it said it might not...) Anyways, it is still available from other sources, like MajorGeeks.com and Softpedia (though I tend to shy away from such sites). It, however, does not appear to be designed to work with Windows 7. If you really care about the few tenths of a second, try running it in a VM, just to make sure it doesn't make the boot process slower.
Hello71
Posted 2010-07-05T11:38:48.787
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sadly soluto domain seems parked. and most of the companies block parked domains. Does not seem safe – Ravisha – 2011-08-25T10:20:53.587
Soluto is fine. I've been using it for about 18 months without a hassle, and no security issues. Note: if you uninstall Soluto, you lose all the performance tweaks you made with Soluto. – Steve – 2014-01-07T01:58:40.670