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NIC slows bootup speed big time..HELP please
Gazwad Dont_Be_So_Far_King_Wee_Tar_Did alt os windows-xp Are the systems networked? You say you moved some kit over from the old system to the new. Double check to make sure everything is set as master or slave as appropriate. -- Gazwad Freelance scientist and people tester.

OT--Desktop Icons and Bootup Speed
->My personal idea is that such a system should boot up from an HD snapshot ->of system memory, just like some PDA or mini notebooks does, doing that ->a bootup time of around 5 secs should be achieved. Am I dreaming ?? ->Excuse my dumb english, hope it helps. I do use a PC as this is what I posted from.

Bootup speed - effected by?
Note that we already had an "early bootup" special (the rq->idle check), it's now just made explicit via the scheduler_running flag. the one below even builds. + /* * For kernel-internal use: high-speed (but slightly incorrect) per-cpu * clock constructed from sched_clock(): @@ -676,14 +678,16 @@ unsigned long

1990 AMI Bios and Bootup speed problems...
I was curious of the time individuals are able to boot up Windows XP. I was told that the bootup speed is similar to Windows ME but I find it closer to Windows 2000. My computer takes 1.5 minutes to boot up. I have no event log errors and my startup programs are kept at a miminum. I have also turned off unnecessary

Bootup Speed?
ATM, its plugged into a USB port, but for some reason was not recognized at the last bootup. And I just installed the rpm for a newer version of apcupsd when I speed USB device using ehci_hcd and address 11 [180080.586706] usb 1-1.1: configuration #1 chosen from 1 choice So something wasn't available at bootup.

ReadyBoost Prevents Bootup
My personal idea is that such a system should boot up from an HD snapshot of system memory, just like some PDA or mini notebooks does, doing that a bootup time of around 5 secs should be achieved. Am I dreaming ?? Excuse my dumb english, hope it helps. Your English is fine, but your experience is not typical of

OT--Desktop Icons and Bootup Speed
Jim C jec12...@earthlink.net alt sys pc-clone dell Mapping icons to your desktop is one of the many chores your OS has to do at startup. The more you have the longer it takes. If your experience a slow startup I would identify the programs that have auto-start in the start folder, msconfig and OS services.

Bootup speed
Trent Walker trentwal...@smd.com alt comp hardware amd thunderbird hi, I just added a netgear nic and now the botup takes more than 2 min. without a nic, my bootup takes around 1 min. I tried it with a 3com nic, same result. bootup time is long . help please.

WinXP SP3
I would now like to speed up the boot process if that is possible. I don't have a tape drive unit. TIA Tom Bootlog 20:41:33 24.28 Starting TCP/IP (NETWORK\MSTCP\0003) 20:42:13 16.44 Enumerated Plug and Play Monitor (MONITOR\DEL7340\PCI_VEN_10DE&DEV_0150&SUBSYS_002E10DE&REV_A4_000800) 20:42:06 6.83 InitDone

BootUp Speed
->>Will others please mail in their bootup times and HD make because I want to ->>purchase a decent, reliable, (and QUIET!!) HD. -> -> ->Boot times can be increased particularly if you have a lot running at ->startup. ->How often do you reboot for 1 min 15 secs to be an issue? -> ->Seriously, I wouldn't recommend

Windows XP HE boot
Even if you increase the memory which helps a little upon boot up, more icons does slow up the boot up process!! I know I did it (from 1 to 2 gigs notebook ram, pc2 5300 on the latter). Shame on you Ben <g> !! On Thu, 27 Dec 2007 21:58:07 -0500, Ben Myers <ben_myers_spam_me_...@charter.net> wrote: Slow startup and

NT4 Workstation vs Win98 Bootup Speed and Memory Usage
pheeh.z...@gmail.com alt sys pc-clone dell On Dec 27, 4:26 pm, "MZB" <m...@noway.prudigy.net> wrote: I'm wondering if this is true or not. My desktop has a large number of icons.(uh... that IS true!) My daughter said her IT guy at work indicated that this contributes to lengthy, slow boot-ups.

BootUp Speed
Geoff foooooo...@hotmail.com alt sys pc-clone dell "MZB" <m...@noway.prudigy.net> wrote in message news:QEVcj.60$nw2.7@newsfe02.lga... I'm wondering if this is true or not. My desktop has a large number of icons.(uh... that IS true!) My daughter said her IT guy at work indicated that this contributes to lengthy,

bootup speed
My personal idea is that such a system should boot up from an HD snapshot of system memory, just like some PDA or mini notebooks does, doing that a bootup time of around 5 secs should be achieved. Am I dreaming ?? Excuse my dumb english, hope it helps.

Bootup Speed Increase
Byron Siegel by...@owt.com comp os ms-windows setup win95 Doug, I would hazard a guess that part of the reason for the longer boot on System #1 is that it has more apps on it, about 1GB worth? This results in a much larger configuration (USER.DAT & SYSTEM.DAT) to be loaded each time during boot.

NIC slows bootup speed big time..HELP please
Tipster Tips...@XXcableinet.co.uk alt windows98 When my system was cleanly installed with only the default options bootup took 45 seconds :- Boot Disk 2.1 Gb Fujitsu Other HD 6.5 Gb Maxtor Processor AMD K6 233 Nowadays it takes around 1min 45 secs. with Norton System Works (Virus Checker,Crashguard,System Doctor)

Bootup speed - effected by?
System 2 boots Windows95 in 16 seconds. What the HELL is going on? Is it rare for Win95 to boot so quickly? Is something slowing down my Pentium system? Are there any tricks or tips I can use to increase the speed of the booting on the Pentium system? Would defragging the HD increase the speed of the boot process?

bootup speed with HORM, OS size issues
Jonathan jonathanswin...@homail.com microsoft public windowsxp general On my Athlon XP 1.53GHz w/ 512MB DDR-SDRAM and XP Home, it takes 41 seconds until the desktop is shown and the HD light is no longer blinking. On my Celeron 700MHz w/ 64MB PC100 SDRAM and WinME, it takes 1:58. Jonathan.

CSMK3 Bootup speed
mjful...@flasuncoast.net comp sys amiga hardware In article <890259...@amigazone.com>, fl...@amigazone.com (Floyd) wrote: I recently installed a CyberStorm MK III in my A3000 desktop. My computer boots up in the same time as before I upgraded to 060. About 30 seconds from the time I turn it on.

Can I Speed up the Boot Up Process?
Even the buss speed is faster than the slower machine and the addon periferals in each are the same too. (sound, video, network cards). PUN: Does this mean the faster processer you buy the slower it boots? Is it a windows thing? or a hardware thing. ------------------ Posted via CNET Help.com