Using Microsoft BootVis (Windows XP)

[darkmark327]

  carmatic said:

wow the version number is very... elite

anyway bootvis doesnt kinda work for me, i choose trace ---> next boot + driver delays, and i try to reboot... and then my computer gets stuck forever on the windows boot screen, have to press the reset button and get windows to use previous good configuration... the first time i did this, it gave a blue screen of death, had to try to go into safe mode and restart the computer

right now if i run bootvis it will stop the booting up of windows, have to press the reset button and choose last known good configuration, and then one minute after the boot up of my computer i will get the dialog box asking about the traces, but if i click on either the ok button or the close button, i get some cannot find boot + driver delays . bin file ... and now my computer's all sluggish as well, like clicking on my desktop to get rid of the start menu , i click, then have to wait for half a second for the start menu to go away

That's why they have the blurb about not improving performance. It does improve performance (why the hell do you think it says "Optimize System"?) but they don't want to be responsible for people screwing up their computers when problems occur.

[g3nu1n3]

Any changes in XP SP2 that would affect Bootvis?

Is it still needed?

[cibbis]

  g3nu1n3 said:

Any changes in XP SP2 that would affect Bootvis?

Is it still needed?

no its pretty much not needed anymore

[Ji@nBing]

I use diskeeper and it has an option to arrange the boot files at the start of the disk for faster boot times. It actually works quite well

[xsxiaopai]

i think it is use for end user