Vista SP1 applied revisited

[Guest Kue2]

Here is an interesting information.I I went to Msconfig & disabled

everything in Start-up & in services I disabled everything except Microsoft

services.

Guess what.....it takes a whopping 3 mins & 20 secs to boot timing from when

the desktop first appears. I wish I had did that before installing SP1. Then

I could say SP1 is causing my slow down.Any ideas why my system is taking so

long to boot.It was alot faster in the past.

I think I could boot in under 2 mins before

Carlos any ideas bud.........

 

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Hugh

[Guest Carlos]

RE: Vista SP1 applied revisited

 

Hugh,

Fire up Event Viewer by pressing Windows Key + R, eventvwr.msc and ENTER key.

Check the Windows logs, specially the Application and System ones.

See what is taking so long to start, initiate, load, etc., there.

Carlos

 

 

"Kue2" wrote:

> Here is an interesting information.I I went to Msconfig & disabled

> everything in Start-up & in services I disabled everything except Microsoft

> services.

> Guess what.....it takes a whopping 3 mins & 20 secs to boot timing from when

> the desktop first appears. I wish I had did that before installing SP1. Then

> I could say SP1 is causing my slow down.Any ideas why my system is taking so

> long to boot.It was alot faster in the past.

> I think I could boot in under 2 mins before

> Carlos any ideas bud.........

>

> --

> Hugh

>

>

[Guest Charlie Russel - MVP]

Re: Vista SP1 applied revisited

 

Especially look for something that isn't starting, or showing problems. The

most common slow downs are DNS time outs, or a service that is not starting.

 

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Charlie.

http://msmvps.com/blogs/xperts64

http://mvp.support.microsoft.com/profile/charlie.russel

 

 

"Carlos" <Carlos@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

news:AD756B93-F164-4868-9FF7-DBF05CEBB93F@microsoft.com...

> Hugh,

> Fire up Event Viewer by pressing Windows Key + R, eventvwr.msc and ENTER

> key.

> Check the Windows logs, specially the Application and System ones.

> See what is taking so long to start, initiate, load, etc., there.

> Carlos

>

>

> "Kue2" wrote:

>

>> Here is an interesting information.I I went to Msconfig & disabled

>> everything in Start-up & in services I disabled everything except

>> Microsoft

>> services.

>> Guess what.....it takes a whopping 3 mins & 20 secs to boot timing from

>> when

>> the desktop first appears. I wish I had did that before installing SP1.

>> Then

>> I could say SP1 is causing my slow down.Any ideas why my system is taking

>> so

>> long to boot.It was alot faster in the past.

>> I think I could boot in under 2 mins before

>> Carlos any ideas bud.........

>>

>> --

>> Hugh

>>

>>