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Old March 30th 03, 07:57 PM
Nick Burns
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Default painfully slow bootup

Forgot to send the link.
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"Greg" wrote in message
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"Greg" wrote in message
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Have just upgraded from win98 to winxp but seem to

suffer
painfully long bootup times on winxp splash screen. I
downloaded bootvis and ran a check. It seems that the
initialization of my hard disk is taking 150 seconds to
start, then the rest of bootup procedure seems fairly

ok.
Any ideas of what may be causing this delay in
initialization?

What are your machine spec's

Athlon XP2400+ running at 2.04Ghz (133mhz) on a

Gigabyte GA-7VA motherboard. 512mb DDR pc2700 RAM, G-
Force4 Ti4200 128mb DDR. Win XP Pro, without service pack
1. BIOS Version/Date: Award Software International,
14/01/2003. HD is 30gb FUJITSU MPG3307AT formatted NTFS.

BTW Alvin I did actually do a fresh install, I used the
term upgrade in the sense that I progressed from win98 to
win XP. There should be no issue of shared drivers.

Nick - Have you any ideas what may be causing this delay
on the HD. There are no drivers needed for this device
and it seems to be recognized and working ok in Bios and
winxp. I dont get why it sits there for so long before
starting winxp. Are there any services that I could shut
down which may be causing this?

Greg


Greg, hear is a site that list xp services and what they do and what you

can get rid of. Scan down the page and the link is on the left side of the
screen. He also shows you how you can use hardware profiles for safely
testing new system settings. Is your pc networked and do you have many or
any programs loading on boot..?


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