Most computers I have used have taken at least 3 minutes to get to the Windows logon area and then have taken 5 minutes to load up Windows fully after the password has been entered.
Think how much electricity this wastes. It also takes 3-5 minutes to shut down the average computer. Multiply this waste by the number of computer owners in the world and you have a massive wastage of electricity - something we're in short supply of any way.
I wonder how many tonnes of coal/fossil fuels have to be burned to power up/down all of the computers worldwide?
Are there any computers in the world that start up as soon as their button is turned on?house call
Nope computers have to go thru a logical start up and bring all sorts of little programs up in a specific order. Lots of little programs you don't even know about.
A computer is not a TV.
Are there any computers in the world that start up as soon as their button is turned on?matchless
Yeah he's right. I have a Dell Dimention 5150 and that only takes 30 seconds to start up but thats before Privacy Centre starts up Report It
haha.. excellent quesiton.
i also think my computer takes way too much time to start up.
i dunno... perhaps a computer with a faster processor will start up faster?
My Motorola Phone (A780) is Linux powered and runs enough programs that I consider it to be a computer....PDA, GPS, Email, Web, etc...... does that qualify?
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