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Correct. You are already using everything to boot.

(12-05-2010, 08:41 PM)iCyber Attack Wrote: [ -> ]Does this not work on single core processors? I don't have the option "number of processors" or "memory".

It shouldn't because you only have one lol, makes sense right?

I have a quad core processor, this means it will increase the speed a lot if I try this?

(12-08-2010, 04:41 AM)Jet Wrote: [ -> ]I have a quad core processor, this means it will increase the speed a lot if I try this?

yeah, if you set it to boot from all your processors (4 since you have a quad core like me)

You wont really notice it though unless you are running a lot of processes

I love the gif. Thanks for the share.

I just did it, does this actually make it startup faster?

Good one. Very nice tutorial.

The settings are all messed up/gone in XP. -_-

*goes to google*

haha ya or you could use linux But seriously great post dude what did you film this with?

(02-03-2011, 02:53 PM)Packers Wrote: [ -> ]haha ya or you could use linux But seriously great post dude what did you film this with?

Most likely Camtasia Studio, that would be my guess. If you would like a more in detail version of this with lots more information on how to increase boot speed.

Refer to my thread here: http://www.supportforums.net/showthread....#pid139958