Make Vista Boot Faster and More Efficiently

How to make Vista boot faster and more efficiently becomes an inevitable question for just about every computer owner using Microsoft's Vista operating system. It's just a fact of life, unfortunately, that most operating systems will boot up a bit slower as time goes by. This is because the computer's memory and its hard drive become slowed down by various bits and pieces of programs and other "trash."

When this happens, the operating system is in the process of shuffling around programs, making space for operations, and otherwise trying to figuratively "clear its mind." It also many times is because there may be unknown or hidden scripts or programs starting up and running in the background. These take up the computer's processing power and thus makes the operating system slow up a bit while it also deals with the tasks laid before it.

About the single best thing you can do to make Vista boot faster is to every once-in-a-while run a disk defragmentation. Defragmenting your hard drive disk will enable the drive to reorder, consolidate and otherwise collect and collate all the various programs on your drive. This will cut down on the time it takes to process programs and systems, such as Vista, and which will also cut down on the boot-up time. This can be significant, in some cases.

There are consumer options which you can install to help you thoroughly defragment Vista, if you so desire. There is also a built-in disk defragmentation program in the operating system, which any user can call upon. The only issue is that there doesn't seem to be any sort of progress bar. It only notifies you of its activity when it's complete, so if the defrag (shorthand for "defragmentation") hangs or freezes up, you'll never know it. But it's there, if you want to use it.

In the end, regular use of an anti-virus program, and sweeping out or clearing and deleting useless programs which you haven't called upon in some months will help free up valuable disk space. If you want to spend the money, just go onto the Internet and look for Vista defrag products and install one. They'll do the job efficiently and quickly.

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