How to Speed Up Windows Vista System Startup with MSCONFIG Utility ?

Posted on August 13th, 2009, by AkY jOe

by AkY jOe on August 13, 2009

Windows Vista, Microsoft Operating System, is one of the enhanced and improved Windows Operating System of the 21st century. But, after its release, Microsoft had undergone a lots of compatible issues. As Vista updated Graphical User Interface and Visual style with Windows Areo Glass technology, so it affects system startup time.

Vista also added a sidebar to run Windows Live Gadgets to ease and fast desktop computing experience. But all these features actually affects system startup. Windows Vista has an inbuilt configuration options to manage startup programs and applications.

The utility for managing startup programs, is “MSCONFIG”. MSCONFIG allows you to Enable-Disable Startup Services, Programs and Applications, which on disabling may speed up windows vista startup. Below is the procedure to configure startup.

MSCONFIG

  • On Start, click on the Run Button. Type “MSCONFIG” and hit enter to continue.

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  • Click on the Startup Tab in the System Configuration Window. In the startup tab, startup items are listed with there characteristics.
  • Check-Uncheck accordingly, as in which program or application affects the startup delay and is not mandatory.

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  • Hit Ok to save changes and Restart if prompted.

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Neeraj's Software Discussion August 22, 2009 at 3:52 pm

Msconfig utility is very user-friendly when it comes to changing the startup program entries. It might not be so when we consider other tabs like services or boot.ini as it does not give us a detailed description as to what a particular service does. It is better to go to start>run>type services.msc to get a detailed picture of a particular service and then decide whether it is important or not to keep it running.

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