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Anybody know the XP Updates that cause bootup speed to go south?
It still is sluggish to boot up. Mel "Ben Myers" <ben_myers_spam_me_...@charter.net> wrote in message news:2bp8n3ptt6cm2749vqipqlvjpm0n6e0fug@4ax.com... Slow startup and slow operation are easily noticed when the computer system is really tight on memory. If the system has ample memory, all the icons do not cause a

Anybody know the XP Updates that cause bootup speed to go south?
I'm really hoping to get the bootup under 10 seconds. I have personally seen REALLY TIGHT configurations in the ~10-15 second range... using VGA, and such, so it stands to reason that you will be able to trim it down. if you are running minimal configs and tune your platform well. Q4: Is the processor speed on the

Bootup sequence/speed
Perhaps the folks discussing the subject are referring to the fact that you have to use a three-wire fan that can report its speed in order to avoid the halt during POST. Think about it. If Dell were really trying to get you to shell out big bucks for a proprietary fan, would they defeat themselves by allowing the

Bootup Speed Increase
Have you done a "step by step confirmation" using the menu = screen that can be activated before windows boots up by holding down the = CTRL key during initial boot up? Do a search for Boot Log Analyzer = (BLA) on Google if the above questions don't pertain and download it. = Read the instructions for doing a

OT--Desktop Icons and Bootup Speed
John Gonzalez gonza...@ix.netcom.com comp os ms-windows setup win95 I am having difficulty with my bootup speed. There is a point, in the bootup process, where the autoexec.bat file can load certain programs. From the point where the underlying DOS OS shows the C:\ to when W95 boots up is very long.

CSMK3 Bootup speed
Cornelius Washington co...@stlouis.missouri.org alt graphics photoshop RossF, I just looked at the C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM\COLOR folder and I see many .icm files for devices that I don't have. Can I safely uninstall all of them? RossF wrote: On Sat, 28 Jul 2001 00:40:30 -0400, "Dwolf" <Joe...@Charter.net> wrote: With

BootUp Speed
I notice no difference in boot-up speed. I was completely up-to-date on Microsoft updates, so that might make a difference. Of course, the final SP3 pack may be different. (But for my machine, I doubt it.) Anyway, I enjoyed the 366MB download, it helped me check my d/l speed on my new EVDO set up.

Windows XP HE boot
If you make droplets to perform the actions you want, that may speed things up. For example, I download .jpg images from my Coolpix to a folder called *short term* . In that folder I keep a droplet which converts the images to 300ppi and saves them as compressed .tif. I just drag all the images to the droplet and

BootUp Speed
Have you done a "step by step confirmation" using the menu screen that can be activated before windows boots up by holding down the CTRL key during initial boot up? Do a search for Boot Log Analyzer (BLA) on Google if the above questions don't pertain and download it. Read the instructions for doing a logged boot

Handshaking on USB serial devices
I'm really hoping to get the bootup under 10 seconds. Q4: Is the processor speed on the pc-104 card important is the boot-up speed? The pc-104 card is a small percentage of the hardware cost on this project, so I can get a really fast cpu if that would help. Any other general suggestions on how to make the fastest

BootUp Speed
In case any <normal> person needs this simple fix, go here; http://www.webtechgeek.com/How-To-Enable-Autologon-To-Boost-Bootup-Speed.htm Near the middle is the; " Using Tweak UI for Windows XP part of Windows XP Power Toys" And this will fix this problem. Sorry Gazwad, you're just a childish imp.

Strange hang on ia64 with CONFIG_PRINTK_TIME=y
Galley_SimRacer Gal...@stuffyougottahave.com microsoft public windowsxp general On Fri, 16 Nov 2001 10:06:40 -1000, "Kawipoo" <clousef...@hawaii.rr.com> wrote: 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

Bootup Speed?
Will others please mail in their bootup times and HD make because I want to purchase a decent, reliable, (and QUIET!!) HD. I have no idea how long mine takes and I don't much care. I seldom do it more than once a day, and if it takes a few seconds longer, it doesn't matter. Besides, each system is different,

Bootup Speed
Overall boot up time is cut in half because I no longer need to log into MS Networking which slowed down the Win98SE. Shut down is also much faster. My PC used to hang on shutdown with Win98SE -sometimes taking two minutes. With WinXP it shuts down in seconds. I am pleased with the upgrade.

Anybody know the XP Updates that cause bootup speed to go south?
Fred Bernert bern...@erols.com alt windows98 Mine sometimes (if I make any changes, like a new program/driver/whatever), then takes several minutes to boot. With a long pause after my green screen comes up. It seems to recover after I let it perform maintenance. Once, I saw a message saying something like

Case fan bootup alert problem
John Payne cadman2_2...@yahoo.com microsoft public win98 gen_discussion had a similar situation when I was building a new computer recently...and noticed (since I was switching back and forth from the new to the old) that the new computer took considerably longer to boot. Did some sleuthing with google.groups and

BootUp Speed
... APIC address 0xfee00000 ACPI: LAPIC (acpi_id[0x01] lapic_id[0x00] enabled) Processor #0 (Bootup-CPU) ACPI: LAPIC (acpi_id[0x02] lapic_id[0x01] enabled) Processor .... ide: Assuming 33MHz system bus speed for PIO modes; override with idebus=xx pnp: the driver 'ide' has been registered libata version 3.00 loaded.

Lx6 Overclockers ---- Does bootup screen show correct speed?
René Nijhuis r.nijh...@pbc.be.philips.com alt windows98 There is a free utility called Boot Log Analyzer which can help you to find the bootup speed problem. Boot Log Analyzer [BLA.zip] This little application is extremely fast, extremely small and writes absolutely nothing to you registry.

OT--Desktop Icons and Bootup Speed
I notice no difference in boot-up speed. I was completely up-to-date on Microsoft updates, so that might make a difference. Of course, the final SP3 pack may be different. (But for my machine, I doubt it.) Anyway, I enjoyed the 366MB download, it helped me check my d/l speed on my new EVDO set up.

winxp pro bootup speed....
Ed On Sat, 06 Oct 2001 00:42:33 GMT, trentwal...@smd.com (Trent Walker) wrote: 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.