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Monday, June 15, 2009

Windows 7 ReBoot Time Script

Are you need to see what your Windows 7 restart time is?
It takes my windows 7 to restart back to the desktop in 95 seconds.
Here is how to have a test:
1.Create a ReBoot-Time.vbs script file and copy below red texts as the contents of the file:

Option Explicit
On Error Resume Next
Dim Wsh, Time1, Time2, Result, PathFile, MsgResult, MsgA, AppName, KeyA, KeyB, TimeDiff
MsgA = "Please close all running applications and click on OK."
KeyA = "HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\RestartTime\"
KeyB = "HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run\RestartTime"
AppName = "Restart-Time"
Set Wsh = CreateObject("WScript.Shell")
PathFile = """" & WScript.ScriptFullName & """"
Result = wsh.RegRead(KeyA & "Times")
if Result = "" then
MsgResult = Msgbox (MsgA, vbOKCancel, AppName)
If MsgResult = vbcancel then WScript.Quit
Wsh.RegWrite KeyA & "Times", left(Time,8), "REG_SZ"
Wsh.RegWrite KeyB, PathFile, "REG_SZ"
Wsh.Run "cmd /c Shutdown -r -t 00", false, 0
else
Wsh.RegDelete KeyA & "Times"
Wsh.RegDelete KeyA
Wsh.RegDelete KeyB
TimeDiff = DateDiff("s",Result,left(Time,8))
MsgBox "Your computer restarts in " & TimeDiff & " seconds", VbInformation, AppName
end if
wscript.Quit


2.Right click on the ReBoot-Time.vbs file and click on Properties.Unblock the file under the "General" tab.

3.Launch the ReBoot-Time.vbs file and a dialog box displays "close all running applications and click on OK" message.Click the OK button to restart the computer.

4.When login the computer,you can see your reboot time.

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