Speed up Windows boot

Nobody wants to lock in traffic, but this is exactly what happens when you boot a Windows PC. All programs launched at startup tend to simultaneously, resulting in traffic chaos software. What we need is a traffic cop, role which takes an application that enables the restart programs one by one, in a time interval designed.

This is Startup Delayer (find.pcworld.com/62045). This free app helps you set the time between the launch of programs, easing the load on Startu, so PC will start faster. Start by checking the list of programs that are in the startup to see who can wait. Google Update, iTunesHelper and Light Scribe are good examples. There must necessarily start off when the system starts. To adjust the waiting time for any program, move it to the white bar at the bottom of the window Startup Delayer. You'll see a line that represents the program. Move it left or right to increase or reduce delays. Repeat this for other applications, but share at least one minute.
Programs that do not know, do not stir, leave as they are. But the timing of the launch 10 to 15 minutes for some applications will greatly improve the startup speed.