01-05-2015, 03:52 PM
If it's a pc, I've found that over the years many programs get installed, and they sometimes have a startup utility that helps it run faster when you bring it up. If you disable these startup programs, then your computer will overall run much faster, but when you bring up individual programs, they may take a little longer to boot up. That's usually a pretty neglible difference compared to the overall increase in speed you'll achieve by not having all those programs on standby.
To disable the startup of these programs, in the start menu type msconfig in the run box, then go to the startup tab, click hide Microsoft services, then check all remaining, then choose disable at startup. You may notice you'll actually need some of these, but the computer will prompt you that they're not running, and you can then enable them if you absolutely need them.
To disable the startup of these programs, in the start menu type msconfig in the run box, then go to the startup tab, click hide Microsoft services, then check all remaining, then choose disable at startup. You may notice you'll actually need some of these, but the computer will prompt you that they're not running, and you can then enable them if you absolutely need them.