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Windows XP had a tool called BootVis[1] that would try to optimize the startup sequence. Supposedly newer versions of windows do this sort of thing automaticall
by AdamH12113 3y ago
Windows XP had a tool called BootVis[1] that would try to optimize the startup sequence. Supposedly newer versions of windows do this sort of thing automatically.
I suspect much of the delay comes from the nature of plug-and-play. The OS has to poll every bus and every port to find every device, then query those devices to determine what they are, then load a driver and actually configure them. It simply can't rely on the hardware being exactly the same from one boot to the next.
[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BootVis https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BootVis
- shpx 3y agoPhones take a long time to boot (12 seconds on an iPhone SE) even though their hardware stays the same.