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How to Speed up the Boot Process -

I demonstrate how you can change the grub boot timeout value (default = 3 seconds) to zero seconds thus...

How to Speed up the Boot Process -

I demonstrate how you can change the grub boot timeout value (default = 3 seconds) to zero seconds thus speeding up the boot process.

Added: 8/9/09

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How to Speed up the Boot Process

Hello. If you are interested in speeding up the boot process, then there is a quick little tip I’ll give you. Basically, you go onto your terminal and you enter this command. I’ll put this up in the description so don’t need to worry about it at the moment. Let’s open up the text editor and what you need to look for is time out. And there it is. Now, default at 3. Just change that to 0 and then click save. From now on, when you boot the PC up instead of the broke countdown, the three seconds will just be zero and that will speed up obviously for you. Apparently, it’s not recommended to put the C into one, I don’t know why, I’ve tried it with zero and its working fine. Use it as you don’t risk but as I say, if you want to speed up your system this is a good tip for you. Thank you for watching.

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Hello. If you are interested in speeding up the boot process, then there is a quick little tip I’ll give you. Basically, you go onto your terminal and you enter this command. I’ll put this up in the description so don’t need to worry about it at the moment.

Let’s open up the text editor and what you need to look for is time out. And there it is. Now, default at 3. Just change that to 0 and then click save. From now on, when you boot the PC up instead of the broke countdown, the three seconds will just be zero and that will speed up obviously for you.

Apparently, it’s not recommended to put the C into one, I don’t know why, I’ve tried it with zero and its working fine. Use it as you don’t risk but as I say, if you want to speed up your system this is a good tip for you.

Thank you for watching.

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