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Righty.
Well, I'm a pretty impatient person, and one thing I absolutely hate is having to wait for my PC to boot up and / or shut down.
So I thought to myslef - "Why not use the old, smaller drive (empty, currently) to boot, but keep this one as it is. Maybe I could even delete the Windows XP partition..."
But is this possible? Would this slow down the transfer rate for the drive I'm using to boot now?
Would I have to change the old drive to master and the new one to slave?
Well, I'm a pretty impatient person, and one thing I absolutely hate is having to wait for my PC to boot up and / or shut down.
So I thought to myslef - "Why not use the old, smaller drive (empty, currently) to boot, but keep this one as it is. Maybe I could even delete the Windows XP partition..."
But is this possible? Would this slow down the transfer rate for the drive I'm using to boot now?
Would I have to change the old drive to master and the new one to slave?
Same.
Trying the "ultra-fast boot" in TweakXP. Hope it works... Ya never know.
Trying the "ultra-fast boot" in TweakXP. Hope it works... Ya never know.
Defragging takes me about 10 minutes.
Work?
Work is for fools...
I work on my PC.
Work is for fools...
I work on my PC.
Run, type msconfig, startup tab.
How would I find out?
Mine loads up within 30 seconds. How many startup processes do you have?
Have a SATA drive, 200GB, have 1GB of RAM.
I don’t think it is possible to boot from slave unless you make it a master, but then you are just defying the point of doing it. The only thing I can suggest if you want quicker boot up times is more ram, 1GB is perfect. A new faster Hard Drive would help, SATA ones are very cheap now.
Righty.
Well, I'm a pretty impatient person, and one thing I absolutely hate is having to wait for my PC to boot up and / or shut down.
So I thought to myslef - "Why not use the old, smaller drive (empty, currently) to boot, but keep this one as it is. Maybe I could even delete the Windows XP partition..."
But is this possible? Would this slow down the transfer rate for the drive I'm using to boot now?
Would I have to change the old drive to master and the new one to slave?
Well, I'm a pretty impatient person, and one thing I absolutely hate is having to wait for my PC to boot up and / or shut down.
So I thought to myslef - "Why not use the old, smaller drive (empty, currently) to boot, but keep this one as it is. Maybe I could even delete the Windows XP partition..."
But is this possible? Would this slow down the transfer rate for the drive I'm using to boot now?
Would I have to change the old drive to master and the new one to slave?