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Windows 2000, like many 'server' Windows OS, took FOREVER AND EVER to boot up. It could have been more popular on desktop-class machines if it wasn't due to tha

Windows 2000, like many 'server' Windows OS, took FOREVER AND EVER to boot up. It could have been more popular on desktop-class machines if it wasn't due to that.

mirekrusin 6y ago
Yeah, slow spinning disks that needed defrag from time to time. I think we would all be surprised if booted from current cpu, ssd and amount of ram.
anthk 6y ago
Windows 20000 had a workstation release.
zlynx 6y ago
It was ridiculously fast on RAID-0 15k SCSI drives. Disk speed has been holding back computing for 25 years.