HP elitebook 8070p takes unnecessary time to boot

HP elitebook 8070p takes unnecessary time to boot

The length or the duration of your startup after logging in to your account depends on the number of startup items enabled in Microsoft Windows. Obviously, if you have many applications that start with Windows therefore after logging in you have to wait until all programs have started and the more startup programs you have, the longer you wait.

I don’t know what operating system you are using but here’s how to check the startup items in Windows XP. Click Start and then Run. Type without quotes “msconfig” then hit Enter. This opens the System Configuration Utility window. Here, select Startup tab and then check the items on the list. See image.

These are the items or the programs that run with Windows after you log in. If you have so many items on the list, you probably need to remove some that are not needed. Uncheck the items that you think are not needed and then click OK when you are finished. Restart your computer and check if your machine still consumes time to start after logging in.

You should also check the performance of your computer. If you think your machine is already slow then I guess it is time to defrag your hard drive. You can use the Windows Disk Defragmenter that comes with Microsoft Windows. It will improve the performance of your machine.

HP elitebook 8070p takes unnecessary time to boot

Well that problem is reported by many users and yes it can be solved and it can be solve by using BOotrec.exe tool if you know about it already its well and good otherwise just read about it and then try it use Bootrec.exe tool while using windows recovery for repairing or troubleshooting issues come on the boot time(startup) .