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UPDATE: See this new article by Helge Klein.
Recently Helge Klein wrote a blog titled How to Speed Up Your Windows 7 Boot Time by 20%. He does this by disabling the graphical animation that Windows 7 displays while booting.
After applying this tweak I noticed that a resume from hibernation (which I do far more often than a full boot) still showed the graphical animation (and wasn’t speed up).
So how to disable the animation while resuming?
First you need to determine the GUID of the resumeobject. This GUID is shown when launching bcdedit without parameters:
First I tried to set the quietboot option but this is not accepted:
Fortunately we can use bootux disabled:
And now it’s gone
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Instead of finding the GUID and using that, you can simply use {current} as long as you are working on the currently booted system. See under “identifier”.
I cannot stand looking at that awful “exploding flag” thingy when Windows 7 boots, so I always get rid of it using msconfig. But…I was never able to figure out how to disable that animation when coming out of hibernate. Until I found your article! Thank you!! Peace at last! I am happy to send you a small contribution!
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