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I read about this on the Speed Up Windows thread.

I downloaded from Major Geeks and followed the instructions. These included a long wait after rebooting. It seemed to take a very long time and didn't appear to be going anywhere. I deleted the program.

I'm willing to give it another shot and another download. Any idea how long I should wait after I reboot?

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Hi,
Bootvis is designed to start your PC faster, therefore, if your PC is not starting you have a problem with the installation. Make a system restore point and download and try again if you want to use this program.

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Thanks, Bob.

My PC starts fine but bootvis never seems to reach the end page. Forget what it is called. I probably waited half an hour and it still hadn't finished. I'll try downloading again.

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Hi,
Uninstall, and reinstall if you want to use it. it may pay to run ccleaner or similar before re installation.

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Thanks, Bob. I looked at a few forums where they discussed the program. Seems a lot of people are having problems. I think I'll pass up on it for now.

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Hi,
No problem, do you want to mark this thread as solved to get rid of it.

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