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It depends on what Operating System (The thing that makes your computer work) you have installed. If you have Windows XP then on a new install it should take at most a minute, vista should take at most 2 minutes with a clean install, windows 7 takes about 30-45 seconds on a clean install. If you have Ubuntu 9.10 then it takes about 15-20 seconds. If you are using a mac it should boot up within 15 seconds

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