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Some New Tips & Tricks For Windows XP

Turn Your PC on in 10 seconds
Go to
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControllerSet\Control\ContentIndex\
Find Key called "Startup Delay"
Double Click on it
In Base click Decimal
Default Value is 480000 (75300: Hexadecimal)
Change it to
"40000"
Speed Up Shutdown
Goto
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControllerSet\Control\
Find Key
"WaitToKillServiceTimeOut"
Change its value to lower than 2000
(mine is set to 200)
Instant Shutdown
Here is a trick for almost instant Shutdown
Just open Task Manager (Ctrl+Alt+Delete) & in the that press (Alt+U) a
drop down menu appears & press (Ctrl) & without releasing it Click
Shut Down
& count
5....4....3....2....1!
& Voila! Its off
Another Trick For Faster Shut Down is to remove the Shutdown Sound of
XP by going to
Start --> Control Panel (in XP style start menu)
&
Start --> Settings --> Control Panel
(if u have 98 style start menu)
In Control Panel Double Click on "Sounds & Audio Devices" go to
"Sound" tab & under it look for Exit Windows & remove that sound &
your pc will shutdown 10 seconds faster.
Stamina For Windows XP
From XP there is a feature that can tell how much time can your pc can
stay on. Just open Command Prompt from
Start --> Run
there type "cmd" & you can open Command Prompt & in Command Prompt
window type "systeminfo" & look for Systen Up Time.
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