How to check Win7 system startup time

For the Win7 users, usually compared with the previous XP system, some feel good, do not feel bad, and some say Win7 32-bit system response fast, but also some say slow. There are different opinions, all kinds of comments will be there. I believe we all know that there are two sides to everything, or the overall balance is better, do not because of a certain place and comment on the whole system of good or bad. Recently, a friend complained that he didn't know how to check the boot time in the Win7 flagship download. Now I'll tell you the way.

Of course, we can check through the software, but also through the system with the function, which is more simple. Nature is the function of the check is relatively simple oh, through the software to download, since the system has this function, why not make good use of it?

First, on the desktop, right-click the computer icon to select administrative options, pop up the Computer Management window, and then open the system tools on the left side of the window-Event Viewer-windows Log-system options. As shown in the figure:

Then, in the pop-up window, look for the most recent system event information by looking at the time and date, and by manually locating the related system events, you can view the startup time that the system spent on the corresponding date.

Of course, in Ghost Win7 if not like manual, think it is more trouble, you can open the window on the right side of the "view" to sort, convenient for users to quickly find related event information, generally based on the time of the computer automatically sorted. Or if you want to look up information about something, you can also open find to quickly locate the information in the "Find what" entry for related events.