Bootvis 1.3.36.0
Just click on the Optimize System and reboot your computer. The tool will load on your next startup and automatically optimize system files for faster boot up.
That's it. ^__^
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Saturday, December 27, 2008
Bootvis v1.3.36.0
Speed up and trace your PC's boot up performance with this tool, Bootvis, previously hosted by Microsoft.
Bootvis 1.3.36.0
Just click on the Optimize System and reboot your computer. The tool will load on your next startup and automatically optimize system files for faster boot up.
That's it. ^__^
Bootvis 1.3.36.0
Just click on the Optimize System and reboot your computer. The tool will load on your next startup and automatically optimize system files for faster boot up.
That's it. ^__^
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