Het meer materiaal dat de Vensters tijdens laars moet opstarten zal, langer het om nemen te voltooien.

Zo, met dat in mening, is het eerste ding u moet doen begin het leegmaken programma's die aan begin automatisch worden geplaatst wanneer u Vensters initialiseert. Er zijn twee plaatsen, hoofdzakelijk, u waarwilt bekijken:

1. Kijk in de omslag€ †œStartupâ � in uw Menu van het Begin. Om het even wat in die omslag wordt automatisch geplaatst aan begin. Om een programma uit deze omslag te verwijderen, navigeer eenvoudig aan de omslag€ †œStartupâ � in uw Menu van het Begin, met de rechtermuisknop klikken op het punt u, â œDeleteâ � verwijderen en€ wilt€ kiezen van het menu. Dit zal ¦only niet program†de kortere weg aan het schrappen. (meer…)

Het originele Uitzicht Bootscreen is zeer gelijkaardig aan Vensters 2000, en is zeer zacht en boring (u kent, met het kleine catepillar staaf scrollen van van links naar rechts). Maar wist u dat het Uitzicht met veel betere hoogst visueel bootscreen komt? Wist u hoe gemakkelijk het het moet toelaten? Nr?

Microsoft kan dit niet door gebrek wegens potentiële hardwarekwesties toegelaten hebben, maar dat houdt geen steek omdat de minimum videokaartvereisten Uitzicht zelfs om in werking te stellen nieuw zouden moeten behandelen bootscreen zonder enig probleem. In één van beide geval, hier is hoe te Uitzicht te maken kijken dat veel koeler met „Aurora“… bootscreen (meer…)

Tired of the old Windows Vista default Boot Screen? Well then, there is a simple alternative solution involving nothing more than your copy of the operating system. And just a tad of tweaking, but nothing extensive, and certainly nothing that would cause Vista to become instable or unusable. The fact of the matter is that you will only have to make use of one of the system maintenance tools that ships by default with the platform. And of course that the first tool coming to mind is the System Configuration Utility, or msconfig.

In order to access the System Configuration Utility all you have to do is enter “msconfig” in the Search Box under the Start Menu. Then right-click the highlighted search result and from the contextual menu choose Run as Administrator. The second tab of the utility involves the boot configuration of the operating system or the operating systems installed. From here, you will be able not only to change the default Windows Vista boot screen but also to alter the way in which the platform starts. (more…)

Super fast user switching is a powertoy which makes it easy to switch the active user. But you must be a member of the administrator group to see other users! Quite useless for normal users, but this is done on purpose. I contacted Lou, the programmer of fast.exe, and he said (quote):

“It actually has to do with permissions. As a regular user, you don’t have access to the (InteractiveLogon) service. This is because I didn’t want to open another hole in Windows. This is unavoidable.”

The solution opens a hole, but makes super fast user switching usable. (more…)

Booting to Safe Mode can be a very effective method of troubleshooting a system. Safe Mode allows only essential files and drivers to be used. An example of why you would need Safe Mode is; If you have installed a new hardware device and upon rebooting your system it will not start. If you can get into Safe Mode you will be able to remove the offending hardware device from your system and allow your system to boot normally.

If there are damaged, deleted or corrupt system files involved, Safe Mode may not be an option. You may need to use the Recovery Console for help. (more…)

When troubleshooting any version of Windows, learning what applications and processes are loading on startup is a critical step. To this end, the old and faithful MSCONFIG application is a great help, and it’s definitely present in Windows Vista too. Just go Start, Run, MSCONFIG and you’re there.

However times change, and while MSCONFIG is a very useful little utility, there are better options available. Enter Autoruns. Developed by Mark Russinovich and Bryce Cogswell of Winternals (now Sysinternals and owned by Microsoft), Autoruns is a fantastic freeware app which does a full scan of your system and presents you with a total rundown of everything that happens on system startup and system logon. (more…)