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May 2nd, 2002
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Very Slow boot!
anyway to solve this problem?? |
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May 3rd, 2002
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that is insanely long.. did you upgrade to XP or do a fresh install? you can try turning off or setting some services to 'manual' to speed up boot time..
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May 4th, 2002
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it was a fresh instal(XP Home full). I have looked at some of the services but i wouldnt know where to start, I cannot disable "workstation" as I have a NIC.
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May 4th, 2002
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Try completely shutting down your computer, turning off its power, and then starting it back up again. A few weeks ago my restart time kept getting longer and longer. It was taking several minutes just to get to the login screen. I shut it down completely for a few minutes and then turned it back on. The startup time was as quick as I've ever seen it.
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