My laptop takes about twice as long from pushing the button to having firefox+msn open.. 5400rpm HDD vs SATA 3 SSD FTW. My PC doesn't even show the welcome screen yet my laptop shows it for ~10 seconds then takes about 15 seconds to load firefox+msn if i click them asap, my PC is virtually instant.
He probably puts the computer into Hibernation or S3 standby mode . S3 (Suspend to RAM) mode is pretty nifty, the computer goes into 'standby', and completely turns off (unlike S1 mode) but keeps a little power to the memory. When you start the computer it has to reinitialise the hardware again, but everything is still loaded in RAM, so it only takes a couple of seconds. This is different to hibernation where the data is loaded off the disk. In its early days a lot of hardware didn't play nice with it, and still there may be problems with overclocking settings not sticking etc. But in any case, I dare say the laptop is 'quicker' due to hibernation (which you can do on a desktop anyway). In terms of an average desktop vs an average laptop, if the laptops are always faster, even to a good desktop... then you are doing something wrong! (no offence)
No i see the desctop but i cant do nothig I need wait max 3 min to hdd led stops Btw its lenovo b570 And so hard find hibrid hdd for laptop and pc too
That which take most time during boot in my experience on desktop systems is the actual POST time - the time to get to Post and the time to get from POST to the actual loading screen of windows. For me this take longer that the actual windows loading time till the desktop is completely loaded. The time it takes from my desktop pc boots when I press the power button till windows is ready an everthing loaded is approx 23 sec. However the entire POST process takes longer than than windows loading.
Please start using an antivirus agent for once. You must be running loads of trojans, spambots and such just because you pirated every piece of software you 'own'... :vader: