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BootRacer v9.55 BootRacer v9.55 👉 Measure Windows boot speed and identify startup programs that slow your PC. BootRacer is a free utility for non-commercial use that accurately measures how long Windows takes to boot and helps identify startup programs that increase boot time. Unlike a simple stopwatch, it measures the actual Windows startup process while excluding password entry time, providing a more realistic view of system performance. BootRacer records each boot, tracks changes over time, and lets you compare results to determine whether your system is speeding up or slowing down. BootRacer also includes startup management tools that allow you to review, disable, delay, reorder, or customize startup applications so Windows can become usable more quickly. It displays detailed timing information for the boot process and startup programs, provides boot history with graphs and statistics, and can notify you when Windows has completely finished loading background services so you know when your computer is truly ready for use. Additional features such as service optimization and advanced system tweaks are available in the Premium edition. Features: Measures true Windows boot time without including password entry delays Monitors every boot and keeps a detailed boot history Displays boot performance graphs and statistics Identifies startup applications that slow Windows Disable, delay, reorder, or customize startup programs Shows the time consumed by individual startup applications Compares current boot times with previous boots Writes boot information to the Windows Event Log Includes boot completion notifications when Windows is fully ready Lightweight with minimal system resource usage Free for personal, non-commercial use Supported operating systems: Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows Server 2003, Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 8.1, Windows 10, Windows 11 (32-bit and 64-bit) Supported languages: English, Brazilian Portuguese, French, German, Hungarian, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Polish, Russian, Turkish, Ukrainian Changes: v9.55.2026.519 05-19-25 Fixed the timing race condition bug affecting applications launched from ... |
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Logon Message Editor v1.1 Logon Message Editor v1.1 This is a simple "one trick pony" utility to allow one to easily change the logon message on a Windows system. The Windows logon message is the optional message displayed to users, for which they need to click "OK", to get to the actual login screen. (Often on corporate computers, it displays a legal notice about authorized use.) If the message is blank, then the logon message screen never appears. On large corporate systems, the IT guys would normally remotely control this message. On individual systems, say where you want to remind the kids at home or employees in a small business, you can also do this by manually editing the System Registry. However, that's not only a pain, but even if you are a System Registry editing pro, simple editing of the registry keys results in a message with no line formatting, and to get the message to be line formatted with carriage returns requires editing the registry entry at the binary level. Since I manage some Windows machines used for computer simulations by graduate students, as well as have a home workstation dedicated for work related use, I wrote a small editor to allow me to change this message, with line formatting, quickly and simple without having to deal with the Group Policy editor nor with manually binary editing the System Registry. That program is Logon Message Editor (LOMessage). This program has been mostly used on 64-bit Windows 7 Pro, Enterprise & Ultimate machines, but should work on any version of Windows XP & higher (XP, Vista, 7, 8 & 10). Windows requires that the user trying to edit this message be an Administrator, and the program does look at the users privilege level and if they did not start this program with ... |
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