This usually depends on the user if automatic user logon is disabled then it depends on how fast the user enters his password and logs on. Logon timeout: The time between “Time to logon” and successful user logon. Time to logon: The time from Windows start point to Windows logon screen. The Advanced option will open a drop-down menu with several items from which you can open the Help file, access the options window or change language.Īfter the test has finished you will see the results which contain a lot of useful information: This will initiate the process and you will be able to see the results after the restart. To calculate your computer’s boot time simply click on the Start button and restart your computer. The program’s interface is quite nice and warm, with a big stopwatch on the left side of the main window (which gets replaced with the last boot results as you use it) along with 3 options: Start, Advanced (drop-down menu) and Exit.

Supported operating systems are Windows 2000, XP, 2003, Vista, 2008, 7 and as of version 4, Windows 8 too (32/64 bit versions supported). It has no settings in any of the steps.īootRacer is free of viruses, spyware and other types of malware, and doesn’t contain any additional 3 rd party applications like toolbars or other software. The installation procedure is only a couple of steps long, and won’t take more than few minutes to complete.

The output results include time to logon, logon timeout, time to logon to desktop, boot time and total time to desktop. It’s free to use, requires no admin rights and uses very few system resources. BootRacer is a software that calculates Windows boot time, which you can then save and add to the scoreboard in the program’s website, as well as compare it to other users’ times.

If you’re a PC maniac, then you probably have the urge to benchmark your computer. ' Monitors Boot Time and Controls Startup Apps'

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