Run this command:
xbootmgr –trace rebootCycle -resultPath %temp%\boot
This will reboot your machine twice.
xperfview can then be used to view the output:
xperfview %temp%\boot\boot_BASE+CSWITCH_1.etl
Saturday, January 15, 2011
Diagnosing slow Windows 7 boot times
To see what your machine is doing during boot up, use the tool xperfboot.exe from the Windows SDK or as a download from the Windows Performance Analysis Developer Centre.
Run this command:
This will reboot your machine twice.
xperfview can then be used to view the output:
Run this command:
This will reboot your machine twice.
xperfview can then be used to view the output:
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