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Do you face the frustrating issue of slow Windows XP start-up? Let us discuss some simple steps to follow to speed up the booting process of your computer.

1. Boot defragmenting – if you perform a boot defragment on your system, all the boot files are placed together, right next to each other, on the hard disk. This obviously can speed up the windows xp slow. Generally of course this option is enabled but there is no harm in making sure by running the registry editor, going to the Hkey_local_machine software MS Dfrg BootOptimizeFunction and checking if it is “Y”. Else set it to “Y” and reboot your system.

2. Hard Drive maintenance – You can defragment the hard disk in order to make your computer boot quicker. When the disk is fragmented, data is stored in multiple areas; this implies it has to be searched and put together before being used. You could use the “Disk Defragmenter” option in the SystemTools. Hard disks would get bad sectors over a period of time; it will be wise to scan for them and repair them regularly. aidim.