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Check your Windows XP /Vista boot time and speed up it

BootRacer is a free tool for checking computer boot time. Normally a typical computer takes less than a minute for booting and it is depends on many factors. If your computer takes more than one minute you need to speed up your computer boot.


A total boot time s a time since your computer started till the Windows desktop appears and your computer is free for using. BootRacer waits for continues 10 seconds interval when the CPU activity is less or equal than normal. The Excellent boot time is less than one minute. If you Boot Time more than 3 minutes you should check your Windows startup and remove useless software using programs like Ccleaner. Download it from here

Supports Windows XP/2003/Vista/2008
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