It's under a minute. Does the startup time really matter that much when it's under a minute?
I remember vanilla 10.4.0 having the fastest startup time. It got worse in later versions and then improved again in 10.4.7.
how many apps you set to start at boot-up? that affects boot-up time also
What do you consider the boot time? To loginwindow or Finder?not many apps..
maybe just msn... ?
What do you consider the boot time? To loginwindow or Finder?
My MBP takes less than 30 seconds, but I dont have the login screen. Just boots right to the desktop. I wouldnt worry about it. It will change over time.
i don't have the login screen too
15'' 2.5ghz, 2gb ram, 512 vram,,, 5 days old.
it takes like 40-45 seconds to boot
is it normal?
cuz i saw some older macbook pros boot in like 30 seconds..
My work computer (windows) takes at least 3-4 minutes before I can click anything...
From security point of view, it's not so good. If you lost you notebook (knock, knock), someone will have access to your files...
Even if you did have a password for your account, it isn't hard to get access to the files.
How modern computer can take at least 3-4 minutes to boot? I can not imagine that. Maybe I've a Mac too long...![]()
I never measured the boot time in mine, but its fast enough so I dont need to keep it in sleep mode, plus saving batteryI rarely restart or turn my MacBook Pro off. I always leave it in sleep mode, so when I need to use it it wakes up instantly.
Also, the more RAM you have in your Mac the longer it will take to boot. So, the quicker booting Mac might have had less RAM than yours.
Even if you did have a password for your account, it isn't hard to get access to the files.