Windows7 system started in 11 seconds

Windows7 is fortunate and has been recognized by most users from the beginning, but its fortunes are fundamental, and Windows 7's performance is far superior to Vista, especially in terms of the performance of starting and shutting down the computer. And the facts also prove that Windows 7 startup speed is far more than Vista.

It is understood that Microsoft's strategic partner project manager Ruston Panabaker demonstrated the startup time of Windows 7 with a boot time of only 11 seconds. This is definitely a quality achieved by the Windows operating system in terms of startup time. Leap.

Yes, Windows 7 started up in just 11 seconds, so what kind of computer platform did it help Windows 7 achieve? "Start in 11 seconds?"

The following is a Microsoft spokesperson's reply: "The computer is configured as a quad-core 1.7GHz Nehalem [Core i7] processor, 2GB RAM, 80GB Intel X25-M SSD for the Calpella chipset. Before the boot, the login screen is pre-intended by the user. Closed in the control panel. In addition, Microsoft pointed out that "11 seconds boot" refers to the boot time of Windows 7, the automatic check of the BIOS is not included.

So, when Panabaker started Windows 7, did you optimize the computer?

In response to this problem, Microsoft said that it did not specialize in the computer at startup. Optimization, just start Windows 7.

Earlier, Microsoft pointed out that the company has updated the way the platform handles services in Windows 7, and in Vista and previous versions of Windows, when the operating system was started, the various systems in the system The service is also self-starting.

However, in Windows 7, this situation no longer continues, and Microsoft has added a mechanism for "starting on demand" in Windows 7. By default, Windows 7 only includes the Trigger Start Service feature and the Service Control Manager (SCM), which reduces the number of self-starting services and also reduces the load on RAM and I/O. Regardless, Windows 7 is gradually becoming a mainstream system, which is an undeniable fact.