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by popeye_doyle
by tonan
by cbach1997
Go into your BIOS and change the boot order. Make it boot off the hard drive first - cdroms and floppies slow the process. Network and Zip Drives also slow the process sometimes. Disable the floppy seek option and also enable any quick boot option you see.
Another two tips for Windows include disabling a network card whenever not in use, this has a profound effect on Windows98 start time. This is done through the device manager in Control Panel. While there, also go into the Performancetab, then find Floppy Disks, and disable the option "check for new floppy drives at bootup..."
Hope this helps,
by tonan
by tonan
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